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VOLUME 21-NO, 12 Entered as Second Class Malter at the Post Offlce at Detroit, Mich. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, MARCH 24. !960 24 PAGES TWO SECTIONS SECTION I
GPHS Science Fair Features 200 Exhibit5 ISnow Ren-wval, IBid Public 0/ the To Healing \"EI~K As Compiled by th~ Salt Costs Dig At Center Grosse Pointe News G.P. Garden Council to Thursday, MarCh 17 Into Pointe Budget SpOnSCii'Meeting on VICE PRESIDENT Nixbn will Insecticide Problem have the full support of Presi. Winter Expenses Total $36,036, Including the Cost of. dent Eisenhower for the Re- publican nomination for Presi- labor and the Use of The Grosse Pointe Garden C 0 u n c i 1, in cooperation dent and in the November Public Equipment with various public groups election; Eisenhower announced yesterday. In a news confer- . The heavy snowfalls and icy roads of a die-hard and private residents, is ence, Ike said that he would wmter, has dug deep into the five Pointes' budgeted planning to sponsor a pub- do anything 'he could to aid funds for snow removal 11nd salt purchases it was lie meeting at which time Nixon in his election campaign. officially disclosed. <'l ' the question of the use of 'He did say that he would not The total cost of snow remov- DDT S P ray will be dis- go so far as to appear "too a1 and spreading of salt on the W oo(,ls Okays cussed, much" a personal patron of the icy roads and streets throughout' The 'Garden Council, headed Vice President, He is willing to the Pointe, is $36,036; with the Add. · by Mrs. Horace Ray Will oC 283 campaign "in a perfeetly prop- Park. and Farms being the only ltlOlt Hillcrest rand, president, held a er and restricted" manner, If two communities exhausting ap- special meeting Tuesday morn- his services are needed, Mr. propriated funds for these ac- For Churclt ing. March 22, at the Gross~ Eisenhower's answer to a re- tivlties. Pointe War Memorial, to con- porter's question. did he hav~ The Pointes expended approx- sider .sponsoring this public any personal preference in the imately $24,477.72, for 2,789 C '/ A W d meeting. upcoming Presidential r ace, tons of salt, and $11,558.18, to OUnCl, pprov~s 00 S "The Council was very inter. was emphatically "yes." pay their respective Department Presbyterian Church Plan ested in the proposed meeting '" '" '" of Public Works personnel, and To Add Annex and Off and feels that it is In the best Friday, March 18 for the cost of gas and use of S P k- L Interests of the Grosse Point~ AN AIRCRASH near Tell eity-owned equipment. Each treet ar '"9 ot community that this controver- City. Ind., took' the lives of all community used its own person- sial subject be brought into the . 63 aboard, yes t e r day, The nel for snow remova I• an d th e The Grosse Pointe Woods open for public discussion," said Northwest Airlines turboprop payments received were the Presbyterian Church, 19950 Mrs, Will. plane exploded in mid-air and normal hourly rates for the time Mack avenue, was granted To EducatP. and Intorm crashed into the farm land just spent on the job, permission to build an addi. "The meeting is not for the north of th~ Ohio river. The Each communit~ pays $8,90 a !ion to their present build- purpose of stirring up trouble flight was bbund from Minne- ton for salt, and 1D cases when . , h it becomes' necessary to have. lng and c? n ~t r tJ. c t an In t is matter. Rather, In view apolis to Miami with, a stop in {t~~;>,~. the sait hauled by private off-street parkm.g lot, by of all of the talk on the subject Chicago. At first it was thought So outstanding were some of the exhibits in the School Board member' FRANKLIN' D. DOUGHERTY., trucks. an additional cost of the Woods CounCIl,Mouday of DDT and the controversy" as that the airliner had collided $1.50 a ton is added. night, March 21. to whether or not it is killing with another plane, Grosse Pointe High School'Science Fair that many of The Fair, sponsored by th~ school Science Clilb, bird and animal liCe in the * * '" them have been recommended ior thG Metropolitan opened Monday evening and continued through Tues- First Big Snowfall Feb. 26 The building permit was Pointe, the purpose is to edu. Saturday, l\larch 19 Scienc;e Fair. next month. BARRY ',rrSDALE, left, day. Over 200 exhibits were arranged for students, The heaviest expenditures for originally denied because the eate and inform .the public of A NORTHWEST Alrlines Boe- with chemistry teacher GEORGE HOLMAN, shows parents and the public to inspect. the 1959-60 winter, started (rom number of new parking spac,es aU sides of, the question" Ing Stratocruiser, carrying 73 his telephone dialer and amplifier to Grosse Pointe the time of the first big snow- planned by the church (40) did l\{rs, WlIl added. ' persons. made a "diving right fali, Thursday. February 25, and not meet the requirements of A definite time [or this meet. t=' to avoid what cwere.,be,- the total cost figures given, are the existing city ordinance. ing.has not been set, :.s yet. due lieved to be two military type as'.ofThursday, l'ofarch17.. The, ol'dlnance.requlres one to the/act that to have a good jets flying in c1o'se .formation," City., Budget 175' Jumo!" High Students Farms Asked' The Park budgeted $9.400 for parking space for every four meeting, it is necessary to havs Friday nIght,. over Lansing. A its. winter program, and ex- persons the sanctuary will seat. speakers who are experts in tile , spokesman for Boeing said that pended $10,194.68. necessitating The new addition will seat an various fields In question. Reviewed Visit Capital at Lansing To.Alleviate transfer of the difference from additional 238 persons. There- The Coun 'I h t h the pilot stated that the two .the Contingent Fund. The total fore, sixty parking spaces would attendance emI opehs 0 ave, II~ jets were coming straight at the , t' 1 d d fl' , en \V 0 are qua I~ ~s, mc u e pa: or pex:sonnet' be. needed t0th.fulflli . the re- fled in the fIelds of agriculture, airliner at the same altitude. At Hearing Meet Gbverillnerit Qfficia'ls .;'.Earthquake'" f u d The weather was clear and visi- e use 0 pu c eqwpmen, qwrements of e or !Dance. chemistry and bird and animal :~itPurchase of 497Y.! tons of COUllEUHears Appeal life, as well as' city officiIs, bility was good at the time. of Mayor. Kenneth Berqman Chartered Buses Take Ninfh ,Grade Civic Classes .from Two Residents Claim That I the incident. The plane dived Parc~lIs, .Brownell 'and Pierce to Study. The City stayed within Its The ~uneil, sitting as a In order to hear all sides of 300 feet, causing one passenger Presents $688,950, for M k Passing Buses Cause Their budget of $5,800. It spent $4,905, Board of Appeals, heard the the question on the use of the to suffer a strained neck and a 1960-61 Total LaY( a ing jn Dais Tour Homes to Shake for labor, for use of its own argume~ts of the church rep- DDT spr~y. stewardess. a wrenched back. The state capitol in Lansmg is the destination of equipment, and for 577 tons o[ r.esentatlves who ~sked for re- Now DOT Used The plane was a nonstop flight The City, of Grosse Pointe . h h h d h Two Farms res ide n t s salt including bauling hef under the ordinance on the At present, a DDT spray Is from New York to Minn'eapolis held a public hearing Monday many Grosse Poipte jUDlor ig sc Dol stu ents t ese petitioned the Farms coun~ , .'. basis of hardship. The area to being used by all five Grosse and was carrying as a passenger morning. March 21, to reviEW days, their visit coinciding with a'study of government ell to take measures to eli- . The Far~s dId n?t. have be used. for parking, on the Pointe communities in an ef- the husband and father of fou~ the proposed budget of $688,- in 9th grade civics classes. 0 . ~Igures avaIlable pertammg to south side of the church bor- fort to ('ombat the Dutch Elm of the victims of the Northwest. 950.00 for the 1960-61 fiscal Approximately 175 students dent.s tour is a visit to the two minate, tremors that shake the payment ?f perso~nel a~d dering on Torry road, is only disease that is fatal to the many , 1 h' f th thr I I' . hi h . their h 0 m e s "like small tbe cost of. USIng public eqUlp- large enough for 40 spaces. beautiful elm trees tbat line crash in Indiana ear ier t IS year. beginning Apl1il 1. rGm e ee oea JunIor g legislative chambers in sesslon. ment, but It became necessary the streets and d f week, Morris C. Chalfen. schools will have made the trip An hour is divided between the earthquakes" when buses for the city council to transfer They also stressed the fact yar s 0 the * * * This is the first budget to by the end of next wee~. Five House of Representatives 'and pass on Charlevoix avenue, $3858 to cover over expenditure that Sundays were the only Pointe. . Sunday, March 20 b: prese,nted by the new Mayor bus loads of from 30 to 50 stu- the Senate as work is be,mg car- near their houses. of'that amount for 1 332Y.!tons days. with a very fell' excep- The contr.oversy arose, how- RUSSIA HAS agreed to Sign m the CIty, Ke.nneth Bergmann. dents e~ch, chll'peronedby. par-' ried .on. If circumstances per-, of salt The 1959:60 Public tions. that the churCh's parking ever, Whe? It was felt that th~ h t k f Louis Smith of 249 Kenwood the treaty proposed by prcsi-/ w 0 00 0 flC~ last Novem- ents and teachers, have been mits tbe visitors are introduced .court, and Richard Hisse of 251 Works budget was $10 000 for lots would be filled to capacity. ~pray, whtle ~uecessfully curb- dent EI'senho,"er that wl'll ban I ber. At the hearmg. the budget scheduled for different days to the legislators by either Sen" K ' salt and other related :'winter" It was brought out that the 109 the tree dl~ease •.was killing " h riod' enwood court, personally, ap- overflow could use the two animal and bird lIfe in the all Big Three nuclear tests was available. to all residents over at. ree-~veek pe. ator Ryan. or Representative peared before the council ort expenses. area with the exception of low pow- interested in seE'ing the figures Each group makes the roul)d Waldron, Monday. March 21, to seek city Tbe city pays $10.40 a ton for blocks of meter parking on . e: undergrou~d blasts, .pr?- finally arrived at by the :Mayor trip to the cap it?! in cme day. Considerable preparation and aid in alleviating the condition. saI~ including haulIng The city either side of the church, as In an effort to stop this need. (Continued on Pa~e 2) the business establishments less slaughter of birds and ani. vlded the ~ ...:: and Britain and Neil BI nd 11 Cit A _ An early mornmg departure planning precedes these trips. Smith and Hasse stated that would not be using those park- mals, the use of another spray. make one promise. They must 0 e, y sses a.lIows them to reach East Lan- \"henever possl'ble one of join the Soviet .Union in re- sor. smg, by 10;30 Ion. Th ere th ey Grosse" Pointe's Lansing repre- this condition has been occurr- ing spaces on Sunday. 'Methoxychlor, was recommend- h II d ing for sometime, and that it fraining indefinitely from con- The' budget ,vI'I) go before the tour t e co ege campus an sentatives is invited to meet b . I Residents Don't Object ed. This chemical. one third as th . ts f' t st. th was e com I n g progressively Boy Shoplifter Some of the residents of ~owerful as the DDT spray. ducting the small underground C't C'I I . 0 er POIn 0 In ere III e with the students in their class- ,"orse. WI'th the passage of ea"'h I Y ounci. for fina approval. '.'ty Aft I h ft . > • Ford court, which borders the ~es not have a fatal affect on blasts, also. This agreement V1em~. . er a unc ,0 en III rooms prior to departure. Rep- bus. the tremors feel like small Caught in Act will be on an honor basis, nol at the monthly meeting, to be MSU s Uruon, they are take.n resentatl've '''aldron for in- church on the north, said that WIld life. . . ", earthquakes. they said. with use of a police system. held next Monday evening, to the capitOl building about stance met with 50 Parcell's they had no objections to the When t~e use of Methoxy- The treaty was proposed at the March 28, at the City Hall. 12:30 p.m. A tour of this build- stnden'ts March 18 and is sched- Houses Vibrate The manager of Cunning- proposed building plans of the (Continued on Page 2) . ham's Drug store in the Vil- current disarmament confer- 17145 Maumee avenue, at 8 ing is followed by a brief meet- uled to meet with 34 from They claimed that bus drivers church, but asked that some- lage, Paul Saylor, called the eoce in Ge~va. ing with various state .0fCicials Pierce tomorrow March 25. travel about 40 miles an bour on thing be done to relieve ,he ... * '" o'clock. ine1uding the governor if con. .' Charlevoix, and turn on Moran City police, Thursday, March. par kin gsituation on their Police Chief 17, Ul report that he 'was hold- I\londay, l\larch 21 Th e 1960-61 budget calls for venient . ~~ust Make , Reports . road, but seldom stop there, As street on Sundays. They said AN AVALANCHE on LaPlata .. !'tleet Officials With Local TIes In such meetmgs questlons these buses pass their houses. ing a boy for shoplifting. they did not objeet to the Gets His 'Man' 'I tai Le dUI'lie Colo an Increase of $15,600.00 over I' . . _. concerning the ,vorltings of the Smith and Hasse said, the vlbra~ Mr. S
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Capt. Henrion Dies, Neff Retires W.oods Permits Public Hearin!! At Center I clear up any' further qucst,iolls I meet,ing will be announccd in .... the residents may have. the Gl'osse Pointe News at the (Continued from Page-I) The date for services has not for 16 ycars, his wife and child, (Continued from Pare 1) Church A nnBX (Contlnued from P-a-ge-l-)--'-l'e-s-Id-e-n-ts- who life supporting The date and HOle of the earliest possible date. been set as yet, but plans are him In these offices. As the and a brother. Joseph L. Hen- being made for burial in Ar- or chlor was recommended to the the meeting, wishes to offer the election last November, the 01- rion Jl',. of Madison Heights, lington National Cemetery near (Continued from Page 1) five govel'llments of the-'Pointe, community the opportunity to flee of City Clerk has also be- a nicce and nephcw. Washington, D.C. pin, cannot change the church's their investigations showed that become bctter informed on the Sunday, March 27 come appointive. parking situation as it present- this chemical, in addition to prds and cons of DOT use. The City Council has re- ly, stands. The church now pro. being less powerful
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X . <. X 1. suits, topcoats, sportcoats, stihw.ban jackets and all the jmpor!~antfm.nishings for X -x the holidays are luarked. down! Not all sizes in every style" but every item is a X "S. STEIN & QO. X X I . 1,.,' < ',' X trlnendous bargain ••. savings go as high as 50' per cent on top brand S~_Stein X '¥~p~: ." X merchandise. Sprin'g and year 'round, fabrics are included in this' 3. d 21 y, Pre- > SUPER PRE.EAsTER SPECIALS' EASTER OUTFIT SAVINGS MEN'S DEPARTMENT TOPCOATS AND OVERCOATS DREs5 sHIRIs . 100% Cashmere- Navy, Camel, Bison Brow~ SUITS DARK OXFORD, ALL SIZES. GIVEAWAYS Reg, $ 59,50 to' $ 69.50 $44,77 ODDS AND ENDS, NOT ALL SIZES AND ,STYLES, Reg. $165,00 ...... Now $109,00 BUT EVI;RY SHIRT A GIVEAWAY Reg. $ 75.00 to $ 79,50 $54,77 ~ L!GHTWEIGHT BLEND OF FINE IMPORTED -CASHMERE & " Reg. $ 85,00 to $ 90.~. " $59.77 Values Up To $12.50: .... Now $2.99 WOOL IN HERRINGBONE WEAvES. MIDDLE BLUE, CHAR., COAL, NAVY, BROWN, REG., SHORT, LONG & X.LONG. Reg. $ 95.00 to $110.00 $69.77 Reg. $135.00 '; ...... Now $99.00 Reg, $125.00 to $129.50." $79,77 100% WOOL V{ORSTED FLANNEL SLACKS BLAZER SPECIALS! SPORT COATS BLUES -- OLIVES Ivy and Pleated Styles! Char. Brown, Char. Grey, Cambridge Reg. $35.00 to $49.50-Now $27.77 Grey and Light Oxford. Reg. $39.50 .... '...... Now $32,50 Reg. $55.00-Now ., $37.77 Reg. $17.95 - $19.95 ...... Now $13.99 ALL SIZES: REG., SHORTS, LONGS, . , . ,', . Reg. $59.5o-.-,~ow , ' $44.77 I , .. \ t WASH 'N"WEAR Reg. $65.00 to $75.00-Now , $49,.77 HAND TAILORED CASHMERE-WOOL BLEND SUITS LONG SLEEVE REG. $125.00, NOW ...... ,$89.00 KNIT SHIRTS BOX SHIRT SALE I', REG~ $5.95 , I TOPCOATS 2 PANTS SPECIALS Now $3.9.9 Reg. $59.50 to $ 69,50-Now $44.77 IMPORTED SHARKSKINS, VALUES TO $95.00 ...... $78.00 ' 3'FOR$II.85 ' . " I .' • . . . Reg. $75,00 to $ 79.5o.:-No~ ~.. $54.77 HOODED SKI SWEATERS . ,. 100% CASHMERE SPORT COATS Reg. $8S.OOto $ 95,OO-~ow $59.77 " f SLIP OVER, BULKY KNIT, ORLON LINED HOOD -IN SAHARA SAND, SPADE BLACK, ALL SIZES . Reg. $99,00 to $109,7S-Now : .$69.77 REG. $ 15.95 ...... NOW $".99 . Reg. $85.00 ...... Now $59,00 . JACKETS 6. ,SUBURBANS Seleeted Groups ••• Some with Hoods, Reversibfes, Wash and Wears, Lodens. 'EASTER OUTFIT SAVINGS FOR BOYS Reg, $20.00 Now $14,77 GROSSE POINTE'S FINEST SELECTIONS FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN IN SIZES FROM 6.TO 40 Reg. $22,95 Now $17,77 <'lONG INCLUDING JUNIORS,. CADETS, HUSKIES, AND STUDENTS.HUNDREDS OF ITEMS MARKED. Reg. ,$24.95 Now $19.77 WAY WAY DOWN, Reg. $29.95 " Now $24,77 Reg. $35.00 Now $27,77 TOPCOATS SUITS SPORT COAlS Reg. $45.00 to $SG.OO , Now $29.77 LENGTH STORM COAT Reg. $25.50 to $32,50 .... $21.77 Reg. $27.50 to $35.00 $19.77 Reg. $75;95 fo $16.95 $1 1,,77 * IMPORTED TWILL SHELL. MOUTON SHAWL COLLAR, Reg. $35,00 to $36.50 .. , / $24.77 ~eg. $37.50 to $39.50 $26.77 Reg. $18.95 to $22,50 $14.77 PLUSH ALPACA LINED., . to Reg._$6S.00 .. -: ' Now $49,99 Reg. $42.S0 $45,00., . ;$29.77 Reg. $42,50 to $45,00 $31,77 Reg. $25.50 fo $29.50, . ! •$19.77 Reg. $52,50 to $55.00 .... $37.77 Reg. $50.00 to $55.00. , .. $37.77 Reg. $32.50 to $35.00 .... $23.77 Special Groups Special Groups Special Group.i Lah1bswool Crewnecks V-Neck Pullovers: lAMB'S WOOL-I 00% ORLON IVY LEAGUE EASIER SPECIALS by SLEEVELESS OR LONG SLEEVE BUTTON - DOWN' Robert Bruce ROBERT BRUCE, McGREGOR SPORT SHIRTS FOR WOMEN Reg. $7.95 .... Now $3.99 Reg. $7.95 ... ,Now $2.99 Reg. $3.99 .... Now $1.99 SELECT GROUPS OF BOYS' WINTER JACKETS CONTINENTAL SLACKS BERNHARD ALTMAN ALL STYLES-ALL PRICES FAMOUS H. D. lEE BRAND McGREGOR-CAPE ANN-lAKELAND sWEAIERS POLISHED COTTON CHINO INCLUDING CASHMERES One Group ~ Off NATURAL, CHARCOAL, BLUE One Group Y2 Off REG. $5.95 .. , •• '.' NOW $4.99 . b 2 rani 77 • 7. •••• •• 'S.. trbhbh •••••••• reD thb •••••• tr. .. OC' bObb- •• rr ' _ ...... UF F WP • wp.w.w;a .. ... aya4¥" .... qua • Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. March 24. 1960 Quebec Is the only walled I cjty in NOl'th America. Center Offers Budding Artists Learn From Master Ponchartrain DAR. , To Hear. Defense Talk Two Art Classes Colonel James McPartlin of LWlcheoll Is planned for 12 , For reservations call Mrs. the Selfridge Air Force Base I o'clock 1100n and at the m~t. Roy R. Riddle, Mrs. Herbert F. Two excellent teachers wlll I will speak on "Your Part in ing ..immediately following, the Buehler Ill' Mrs. EdwIn L. 1\1~. offer spNng terms in painting I I National Defense" at the March Regent Mrs. John C. Shaw will ClaJn. for adults at the Grosse Pointe 25, meeting of lhe F()rt Pan- ask fa I' State Conference re- War Memorial. They are Profes- ('hartrain Chapter, Daugh,ters ports from the nominating com- People who can't control sor Marco Nobill of the Society of the American Revolulioil at mittee chairman, Mrs. Wllllam their tempel' need a new bal- of Arts and Crafts and Profes- the Women's City Club. 1\1. Perrett of Kensington road. ance wheel. sor Gerome Kamrowski of the • Business Machines faculty of the University of • Rubber Stamps MIchigan, College of Archilec- • Wedding Invitations tre and Design. • Fine 'Printing Service I Professor No))ili will hold two I classes. An Intermediate group will meet on Tuesday after- noons beginning April 5 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. and there wlll You are invited be an e\'enlng Class for be- ginners each Tuesday evening from 7:30-9:30 beginning the to visit our same date i The co~rse runs for tw}!lve Grosse Pointe WOLVERINE I weeks. The charge is $36 for i the series of twelve two hour Typewriter Service Co. lesson8. Classes are .limited to Office Ollr New LCl:Gti(ln: ' I 15 pupils each and advante en- 13131 E. JEFFERSON AVE. rollment IS. requested at the Next to the Savarlne Hotel I Center. ~U 1-7511. to talk about VA 2-3560 A special class for adva~ced .I painting students will .be con- stocks or bonds, " -- ducted by Professor Kamrow- ski on Thursda~' afternoons' at look at the Tranl!l- the Center beginning April 7th rfrom 1:30-3:30 p.m, ' Lux quotations or Gerome Kamrowski is a con- Talented Pointers with a yen to Society of Arts 'and Crafts' MARCO firmed leader of tbe abstract improve their, skill report every Tues- NOBILl, also ct Pointe resident, holds relax and get school and is in the front rank Shoppers Special day to the War Memorial where the classes. $23.00 It Can't Be Beat of surrealists known iMel'lls- tionally. His. name Is always Dlnerenl Lines $30;00 ~'ery A'ppeallng linked with that of l\letla. Gorki, POllack. Motherwel1 .ind April Fool's Dance at Center The Arlslocrat Baziotles. $42.00 In-I)oors ' The young ~ingle adult group definIte fun ,theme and opened 1 vide the music for the eve- Professor Kamrowski's class at the Grosse PoInte War Me- up wonderful pos!llbilities for I ning. , Plain $68.50 3u! DeauttuJ will also be limited to,15 pupils morlal Center is celebrating the the entertainment. committee and the charge wIll again be comIng of spring with an April which they have been qukk to The Center Club devoutly The "Nu" oJoor' $36 for 12 w~kly two-hour $79,50 wlh the New Look Fool's Dance Friday evening, capitalize upon. It promises to hopes for good weather having I lesson. Advance prepaid en- Ap,ril I, from 9 to 12 p.m. be a hilarious evening packed faced blizzards for their last 10200 The "Ultra" 1'1, rol1ment Is requested at the $ • Door Engineering Center. . The planning committee is with surprises. , two monthly parties. But rain or • FIRST OF MICHIGAN CORPQRATION delighted tllat their usual first ", • . shine Dick Gale and his com. The Big Difference Friday of the month date is Bill Kmcely s orchestra who mittee are expecting.a fine STOCKS AND BONDS SEE Visit Our Show Room falling on April First. . I were last seen performing lJn~er turn out. Eacn Grosse PoInter 17114 KERCHEVAL • TUXEDO 2.8004 Karl Lysingers Return It has given the decorating I Irish Derby's for March's St. may bring a guest but dates are Storm Sash Less committee a chance to follow,a Patrick's dance will again pro- not necessary, ' Picture Windows From Trip to Mexico Naw York Chicago Columbus Battle Creek Bay City. Fenestra Casements 500~o' Flint Grand Ra,plds Grosse Pointe Lansing Saginaw otrIce Windows Mr, and I\lrs. Karl Lysinger ._----~-- of Whittier road are home after two and a half months in Mexico, their return 'hastened 'by 'l\!r. 'Lysinger's serious ill- ness of virus pheumonia. During the critical period of Mr. Lysinger's illness ..in Mexico they were informed of You are cordially invited the sudden . death of their foster-son, Thomas J. Mc- to the' Cormick of Maryland ave. McCormick, a Grqsse Poulte High graduate, class of lQ41, and World War II Air Force veteran, died of a heart attack February 22, at the age of 38. GUARDS B~~~~ He had lived in Grosse Pointe Window, boilr, Basement Park most . of his. life and is survived by his wife, Edith, and three children. He was em. r Repair Aluminum ployed as an assistant purchas- Storm SlI,h -Sereen. - Doors ing agent at the Michigan' Con- 0/ the Pointe's Nel1Je~ta'nd Largest Shoe Salon, Pick-Up and D.eliverv solidated Gas Co. , , Friday' and Saturday, March 25.26 Alligators are credited with ~ kijling more humans than any '\ other anlmaT. other humans ex- cepted, of course. \ \ '\ STYLE SHOES: GILLI'ES Every ,pair bears the label Famous. Brand. of a famous \ brand na,me SHOESI EVERY PAIR \\ Grosse Pointe Birmingham Pontiac 17045 Kercheval Parking 'in Rear Next to Sander's Entra!l~e from Parking Lot TUxedo 4.4962 l , • Genuine Alligotor Save up to 50% 00: Let it snow! A i..s clothes dryer ends • Genuine Lizagator nationally advertised hrands! weather worries before they begin. Just set • Finest leathers a dial. 'Clothes come out light and fluffy as • Finest Fabrics can be ... sanitized by an ultraviolet lamp ... And, you eliminate clothesline jungles, the • Bags to Match Our Price Range: toting of heavy wash baskets. A modern gas clothes dryer is SURER THAN SUNSHINE 88 88 "0 At your Gas Company or dealer Sho'WToom 10 24 Values to 39.95 Choose from these fam OilS nam es : • Palizzio • Sandlers • Valenties • John Marino • D'Antonio • Penobscot • Fiancees • Cangemi • I. Miller • Joyce : • Mademoiselles • Delmanettes • Puccinis • Italian Imports • Jullianelli • De Angelo All Sizes - All. Color,; - 4 to 12 - AAAA to C Wedgies and Flats So much more for so much less- OUR 88 PRICE 7 GAS naturally Nationally Advertised to r 2.95 MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPAN\" C;>penDaily 9:30 to 5:30 - Friday Evening Till 9:00 • • n 4 •• X;;,4,"L4£q:'l'!.ii q 4!A A fOtFYMMJ4A ARIP.A A4'VU 4.449({44.4.4.434.4.'.4)},0;'.40 . .:s:eZ.U??F9..?f?3AJ'JIJSSSSg (tbcep ... 1. ; \d!A LJ2aX & aL~ Thursday, March 24 1960 ' - I ,. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five Who's Seen The Lost Saw? Station HOllse John WlIllams of 191'115Park. looked there {or it on the 17th, Has New Look side In St. Clair Shores, the It, was missing, The saw was manllger of Mondry Cleanp.rs, dependable i~ ~ny 369 Fisher road, rp.ported a valued at $74. I The City Police station. ~Isslng ,electric saw to City po- . house has just undergone a face weather lICe on fhul'sday, March 17. A Russian scientist recently lifting on the inside {th d~g ~hrough 50 feet of Ice In bulldl~g 0 e Mr. Williams said that he had SIberia, and found a stable . left thO' Porto-Cable six and 1\ made of logs, hewn by crude On Thursday, March 17, a half inch saw next to the rear axes, containing the well-pre- new. birch paneled desk was door of the cleaning establish- served bodies of 10 horses, sad- installed In place of the old ment on March 1. When he dIed and bridled. familiar, but time worn one. The new desk coVers, in ad- dition to the area occupied by its- predecessOl', the area to the Special Introductory Offer left of thp. entrance. America'i MOlt Wanted Gobardin. When a resident comes in For a limited Time Only on business now (or some of A good sturdy utility coot in just- the other customers that from the.right weight for comfort, and time to time appear, but not water repellent processed, You'll by choice, In a police station) live in your Alligator they wlII be greeted by the Gold label , •. in rain, sun, cold! desk sergeant as before. The sergeant on duty (either John 42.75 Rabaut, Foster Mauck, John Also Alligator Rain"oals, 14.75 to 3595 I Onstweder or Douglas Allor) oeeupic:i llic r,ifiee on the left I of the entrance now and the secretary, Mrs. Margaret Car- WHALING'S' rier, the newly glassed in area ?JlNtAj wetJ.It, formerly used by the desk ser- geant. 520 Woodward Just Narth af City-County Bldg. "We feel we can belleI' serve Open 9 to 5:;lO-WO 2-1456 the public with this new ar- 6329 W, 7 Mile • 5 Tube Super.Het. rangement," said Chief Thomas • Thre Tuned Circuits V. Trombly. Near Livernoil • Hand Wired ChassiJ Open Thurs., Fri. eves,-UN 4-2600 • Ver,.;er Copacitar Tun. • -Picture by Fred Runnells • Built-in A.C. Line Filter ing , This recreation site on the lake- city council unanimously approved • Static-Free Reception BODMAN PAID HONOR front is a familiar place to residents of naming the park after the man' who Choice Henry T. Bodman. president the City of Grosse Pointe. The en- has served the city so well for the 'last Made, in 2495 and director of the National trance is opposite University place in 39 years. He will retire as city clerk Co!or5 A....enca . of Bank of Detroit, has been East Jefferson avenue. Last-month the this Thursday. . SEE US TODAY named Chairman of the 1960 Armed Forces Week. for great- GROSSE POINTE RADIO & TELEVISION er 'Dlitroit, May 15th to May To Give Scroll To Norber~ Neff ,22nd. 18472 Mack at Cloverly, Gro~se Pointe Farms MI'. Bodman said, "1 con- The resolution to name the copy will be available as soon Wright III and approved by the' C. A. NUTTING COMPANY sider the Chairmanship of city park Norbert P. Neff Me- as the Council has signed theIr City Council of Grosse Pointe, 341 Fisher Road Armed Forces Week an honor, morial Park, which was passed copy. was printed in the Grosse at the February meeting of the Across from Grosse Pointe High School and the fact that I have been The I:esoluUon. as drawn up Pointe News the issue of Febru- selected makes me very happy. City Council, will be sighed by by C i t y Attorney Charles ary 18. My long association with the the officials, of the City at the military, both on active duty, next Council meeting. and as an interested civilian The March meeting, originally :Hith tW] -1rffmaJIO has been most gratifying. It scheduled for the 21st, was will be a real pleasure to serve changed to the 28th due to the CHET SAMPSON lack of a quorum on the 21st. It CL01HES as phairman this year. r hope was agreed, at the Fl'bruary invites youto join him on a tour to 1 wit! be worthy of the posi- f tion." ' meeting, that a COPyof the reso- I'ani lution passed that night would 1J I le~'Jfalt Why shouldn't you enjoy be printed in scroll form, to be signed by the officials. It will VVa'Jman the kind of clothes you've ala RUSSIA ~AR then be framed and presented to "Norb". 'Hays admired on other men? POLAND and FINLAND The present Mayor of the You can, if you select them , LEASING City of Grosse Pointe, KelUleth BY DELUXE MOTORCOACH Bergmann, followed by the Lu~cheon and Dinner in a store that has earned a councilmen, other City officials, May ~1 - June 9 Price: $1,195.30 former mayors and former coun- Tuesday through Saturday reputation for style and top- cilmen, all, will sign the scroll Optional Scan'qinavian Extensions designated for framing. All of notch quality - like this one. t ~ • ' ." ffl4. "Norb's" friends (residents of See Helsinki, Warsaw, Leningrad, Moscow, Minsk, plus Cheaper than owning the City and ,others) will find seldom-seen cities of Novgorod, Kalinin, Vyborg, Brest, a copy of the parchment scroll your own new c:ar! • Smqleosk, seen only by overland coach. in the City offices on which Daily: $7 day, 7c mile. I they may sign their name. This Evenings. , • at the Piano Bar Many other' dates available Weekly: $5 day, 7c mile •. Weekend SPECIALI Tour Ieade~ for. the ,Aprjl ~2and May 1,6 tours will be Fri. 5 p.m. to Man. 9 a.m. State Boosts .JJol'vaik~'io Woodward Avenue at Grand ..!.!,I,,: ....:.•.t,! ••. at Young' s Men's Wea, ~':::'i11 Ha~:cr:::ory a~ nS:~~ ::~esth1l:t , ~::'::::::motorcyclists,. as of. the March i ve~~ry [:~~~:&.~~;~~~i; i:.:".i.•:."i,!.....,,'!..,'I',., •..:i.:.,.I.,,'I :'.:f.,:i:i.. Slack:h~r;l:i~~: ... :;I::~s~,~;~~~i~~~~~~] ':tm shall have his night permit im- ::::i~ FLANNELS AND GABARDINES: mediately rescinded, the new 11,:::1 . Big savings on srack~ with the season just la'~t ~:a~~t known whether adult In coming on! There's a wonderful collection ::;:~~;:~~~~:~~ ~o~~~:;s t~~~ f::j:.~ . ~~ecn~~I:s a~ddpi:~~:d :f~o'nfsl.a20:~r:~~ ~~; ~;~:~ai~som d~~~ce~ta~\lA~~~~s~~ ,:/~ slack wardrobe NOW! :t:: m~:c~~f;Yu~~~r at:~g~~eP:~~i~ i 1l-~~gt~';1.95 11. 88 I;r,:;i~~~:~::'::'~;:l~~~::~ :i!,...... :•..:::.'...::.:-.::...,.:..:••...:..:•.:~.;'.; ••• now :Cd:: ~n~p~~~~~o~~s~~~ ~e t~;;jned . ; hi I from local pollce departments .. I i5~~;O ~:i~?~i~~~~~ll~ Alterations I; Included Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Only .!iril heading ils class Ihis sprirzg: Our Popular Dependable Repairs Students Ivy Continental Suit , , . with Reversible Vest 1, a't Reasonable Cost ...:, Boal Neck Sweaters 35 years' of experience, ex- Top honors in style go to the ivy Continental this spring, ~':'.,~~ cellent modern equ ipmenl, and one of ;.he best values we've seen is this one. It'~,tail- Regultlfly 44 plus a IMge slaff of skill~d ored of fine, long-wearing worsted in the very populM J 0.00 and 10.95 lechnicia ns assures you of 7 black and white checks. Cutaway jacket with side vents, Student sizes Always a popular favorite at big savings! the besl repai.s at reason- 35 to 42 reg. hacking pockets; continental style trousers. The matching 36 to 42 long i D e ttet»h __ •• e _ b _hn_- . ...-....-tr tots .... he ...... -...... Me ...... _a...... - -... . ~ # .. 110m ,I • - w .. to .,:' 4.,; ,T. , "'C .' + t. +" , Page Six $'R 0 S 5 I! POI NT! N I! W S . Thursday, March 24, 1960 '\ . Rep. Wal.dron to Talk to Young GOP's Tonight STRAY B.IKE FOUND Smith, Hague and' Co., Shows 'Ticker' Film . The City police received a Representative Robert Wald-I ren avenue, corner of Hereford. Take part in Amerlca's fast- repo;'t from the Farms polIce of ron from .the 14th District Will A large crowd is anticipated est-growing political movement 'Party Supplies, rools, speak this Thursday at the a stray bicycle. bearing a City Young Republicans !\feeting to to hear Mr. Waldron speak on by joining the Young Republl- license, found in front of 109 Mapleton road, Tuesday, March be held at 8 o'clock at the the subject of significant events c~ns. Note the date and bring Invalid Aids 15. Amaranth Hall, 17569 E. W:lr- for the coming election. your fdends. The bike was taken to the back of the City pollee station RENT' D~1~~20IT until it was claimed later tha~ day by the owner, Jim Auch of RoIlOWGl" and HOIpitol.ll.dl 539 Lakeland avenue. Open Sunday. and liolldaya What. type of an investor Shown here are nearly half a from left in first row and nis assist TERMS TO' SUIT' YOUR BUDGEf This is the rowed price you'll ever .. on Q fully ~utomatic G.E. clothes dryer! Imagine, it can b. yours fO,r'just 159.95! Never again will you hove to worty about t(le time and place for drying clothesl. You'll like the way thisG.E. handlesa full.size lO.lb. load, the wide. opening door that makes it .easi~st to load, and the handy up.front LintTrllp that effec. tivelY,filters lint. The clothes come out fluffy, sweet. smelling and wrinkle.free, re,ady for folding or iran- ing. Remember, every good hDtlSllwifedeservu 0" G.E. fully automatic dothes dryer, • _and this low price says you con c:hooSll)/oUI'$ fomorrow! ".od,r DA 32().T A lOVing 01 lim. ond POWO', bocolM thi. G.!.' dry., /IoId. 0 /vII llllb" 'IC!'I~"flWOl' load;ng. 10 11.1 """lidO'( ,ho". don, In 0 j>lfyl ONETfAR All snVKE on porll one! labor bv GL'. own & looJcrylroinoc! .xporti. ~ _.~ ~rem ports >OOmml)' .... r, !! "on. MARCH SPECIAL' General ElectriC:SO gal. I 1'l10"" givo me 0 f,.. TtDdo-In AlIoWQtIU on ., oW .1 "",he, or dry .... 1trnclonIaM IhIN 11no obllgoHoq .: 10 buy. I~DWIlo, ;.: New confidence on curves Water Heater OwlISh ..., «[J ~- .r-al'4, ; - - ~ • • # N~' : AOORUS, i: •. YOlJRG AL'"- DEAlU. I with road-holding \Videm.'ack Wheels! t N~.R E L,E CT R,' C CITY PHOHI ••:I ------.--~----_._ .... ~J Pontiac has the widest track (width between the wheels) of any car. It's the. secret of Pontiac's better balance. It ~ LIVE BmER ...£lectrlcally ~tf'.A~ keeps the ear on an even keel. You maneuver with . ~J~ greater case and accuracy. Put a Pontiac thr.ough its paces 800n. Your Pontiac dealer will be happy to oblige, Wid~.Trod: wideM ,ht' ~'.onct. Mt '~e COf. WlIh l~~ widut troc~ of ani (or, POrl'iac givel you b~f1tr s!Obrl,tt, oc<:urote (Ol'llrol, lr~l If'CHI OM IHOY. eurlis fJl/ollJerJ Inc. SEE YOUP. LOUll AVTHOP.IZED PONTI"C OEALER ••• WHO ALSO $ELLS COODWILL USED CMS WiTH MORE BARGAIN M'LES PER DOllAR GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES JIM CAUSLEY PO""IAC, INC. • Exc:hange light bulbs, cord, and fuses 18538 Mack, at Touraine ~210 MACK AVENUE, GROSSE POINTE PARK • Poy electric: bills -• Leave eledric oppffaftHt ~)'epoir Open Friday Evenings till 9:00 ~~SWQ!~:i,~.~.~.~~~4~.~.W~~9~$~t~;~;M~#~%~*~"A~AA~@~.~A",*~~P~q~;~4.~.~%~A.,i~4~'~ld.M~R~n~,;~,W~4~;~4~#~w~.m~,,~.~,b~$'.•4~4~,4',~4~4'A$~,'4~,e'.'('4~J'$14"~'.4';S~.X,gl.~14~."A'M'4~.•4.it.t~,$'.'$.41;i''4444A"A'$'4Jt4ai4'j;4$~$'$j;$$44$?i~ Thursday, March 24, "960 (!; R 0 S S! POI NT! N ~ W S Page Seven Shores pollee. and his three 7 Young H 00dl urn to Stand ~~~~e~nions by City and Park .Ire"" r Tr,ial for $1.50 Robbery Sanner's companions werc re- Th.n.wly""ro,"~:~~::ne~:.~.::"S:~,:oiF:~I: ,,,,,,,1100F~:::~~gu~:~~:~ p,~:.~:!:.S~:!,~e:", le-llsed without chargc when Club of Grosse Pointe will show Vlasic, Membership, TU 1-9989; for a full life in a democracy, j Iy business meeting of the St. Perlin, Kathleen Fitzgerald. ------. thcy proved they were not in. a color. SOWld movie, "Edu- Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Herfurth, development of character with Joan of Arc Mothers' Club, Previous to the finals, die. Douglas Sanner. 18, of 22802 The victim, Phl.lhp Reams, volvCd in the robbery and beat. cation for Responsibility," at Social 'ru 5-4892; DI'. and Mrs. sound academic objectives, plus which was held on Thursday tlonaries were awarded to Roy street, St. Clair ShOI'es, will 14, of 1315 LakepolOte, was on 'lng, ' the War Memorial Center on C. F.' Rueger, Admissions and a well-rounded athletic pro- evening, March 17, in t,he audi- Richard C a 1'1 son, JulJeanna have to stand trial in Wayne his way homc about 7:30 p.m., Chief Louwers said that San. Sunday, March 27, at 4 p.m, Scholarships, TU 1-1669; Mrs. gram. • tori urn, the finals of the school Bertin, Paul Garavaglia and County Circuit Court for a rob- Saturday, .March 12, when a car ner has been in trouble with The program is free and open Rueger is also chairman of the The Chapel Choir of Culvel' spelling bee were held. l\:1ary Perlin for being the win. bery that netted him only $1.50. stopped, .and Sanner b'ot out, the law on previous occasions. to the public. Mothers' Club; Mr. and Mrs. sang in the Catherdal Church The winner of the spelling ~ers in school fOl' their par- Sanner, lU'ralgned in Park ~fter tellm~, ,three companions At one time he was arrest~ Persons interested In the Cul- Peter Galle!t& II, Publicity, TU of St. Paul, Detroit, ?n Sunday, bee was Richard Keller, 7th j tlCular grades. court, before City Judge Doug- In the ,car 1ve ~,ot to get my by Park pOllee for a burglar!, v~r Military Academy are. in- 5..4593; and Mr. and Mr~. 1\1arch 20. aeeo~panJe~ by the grade, son of J\irr. and I\frs, ------las Paterson, on Monday March protection money. and car theft in St Clair Shores vited to attend. Light refresh. Charies Risdon, Jr" Investment Academy orgamst, MIlford H, Richard L. Keller, 1750 Hunt- FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR 14. entered a piea of gu!lty to a Approaching young Reams, and turned over to authorities ments ~will be served. Ushers in Youth, by personai contact, My~re, a?d was heard over ington, and the runners-up TO SPEAK ON PERU eharge of robbery unarmed. He San n e 1''' demanded whatever in that city. I will be cadets of the aca.:!emy since their phone is unlisted, radIO S~all?n WWJ. were Deborah Malewich, 6th Dr. C. Norman Guice, who re- was remanded to the custody of money he had in his possession. Prior to that, the chief said, I who reside in the Pointe. All live in the Pointe. . The ChOir has been asked to grade, daughter of Mr. and ccntly returned from Pero, the county sheriff when he When the boy toid him he did Sanner was alTested for invest!- could not meet a bond of $2,000. not hal'e any. Sanner "shook gation of a burglary in the Col. John W. Henderson, who Others who can give informa- ~lllg at t,he NatIOnal Cathedral Mrs. Edward !\falewich, 1255 where he studied on a Ful. and is now awaiting trial. him down," the chief said, and Park. is a well-known speaker, and lion are Pointel'S: Mr. and Mrs. 111 Washll1~n, O.C:" on Sat- Aline; Alan Polack, 7th grade, bright scholarship. will speak Judge Paterson presided in took about $1.50 in change. who has many friends in the Edwin S. Ross, TU 2-9033, mem- w:day, AprIl 2. ThIs. ~rogram wn of I'll}'. and Mrs. Clifford Sunday, March 27, at 5 o'clock Pointe, wiH give a short talk bers of the new club; and Dr. Whlllbe shown .on teleVISIon, The Polack, of St. Ciair Shores. in McCoiJester HaIl Unitarian. the Park court in the al>sence, Before leaving his victim, the d"f Al Wh'tl PR 7 C ou'master IS Claude Zetty. .. ' of Judge C. Joseph Belanger, older boy strut'1\: Re"ms in the FINDS RED WALLET and will answer any questions an a 1'S. '" ee ley, - Cadet Fredel'ick Rue er 17 A trophy was presented to Umversahst Church of Our who is 9n vacation, abdomen and said, "Keep your John 0.1'1', oi 16929 Village concerning the military acade. 1155, of St. Clair Shores. f 0 d I\'~ gR' 'the winner and each of the Father. Cass and Forest, De- Cul Military Academy is son 0 r. an il~. ueger, e . d la e t-Ol't The youth was arreste~ at his mouth shut:' lane, found a red leather wallet my. d VeJ" who live at 332 McKinley road, runners-up I' -celve a p qu, ". , home by St. Clair Shores' police The incid~nt was reported to at the corner of Kercheval and There are many residents in located in the nOI.th central is one of the 40 cadets selected Othel" participants in the Dr. ~wce. of 92. Mapleton at the request of Park authQri-, Pal'k police by a witness, and Notre Dame, Tuesday, March the Pointe who are Culver part of Indiana and has ,an en- to be present with the choir. finals were: Grade 8-Nancy roa~, Will t~lk on Um.ted States- ties. who investigating a com- the matter was referred to Park 115, and took it to the City alu(jmi. , rollment of 800 boys in grades Cumming Carol Con II 0 11 y, Latm American relatIons as the plaint made by Iln interested I detectives, Lt. Stanky End;;!'" polic~ slalioll. 'l'he waHet can- Further information regal ding 8 thr sanrl-- / fashion's I palest new neutral 6asily the,most versatile of the new pale tones, sand springs to ~fe against fashion's entire I Eolor paletfe, ..sand, in all its lovely variations ranging from creamy blonde to honey beige. Left: Driftwood beige wool boude waHd~g suit with a wonderful new sfmtdup (lollar. 10.18 sIzes. 49.95 Cente~ Mom'selle junior fostume of toast-on-beige raw silk ...0 scoop neck sheath ltnder eover of its ow .. hgertip triangle ~cmet. \ 7-1J tunior s1l!~. 69.95 Rfghtl ~reamy beige Una"," weave sNk i~et dress wfth a ehlffon btouson fop. I 'to.l'S shes. 39.95, J.HOiJR liRBB PARKING ON ANY Oll "TY'J • MVNICIPAL wn It'arking It~ yglidot.d when)lOW make Q j)UfchoMl STORE HOURS: 9:30 to 5:~0 Monday thrOl.lgh S6+Urav h L b •• b _ •. b b _ ...... ' -e. '...... "'Oz .. 1...~ ...... £_ ...... _--. ~~,_",__ ~ ..... ~_~ __ -...... ~ b7 - ...... ----.------..-..- ••• • - .. - •••••••• _-_.,..... -- -- - "' ..--...... -...... -.....---.------IIIIIIII IIJI_IIII11I11Il...... -"..- 'II; ...... •• ...-'..,- '•...... ",l"""","l"r.':'.. "~t.iAII$~,"liS ,;:;,,;~#..$~,Q!!Ill,UIll., 1II#..g:III$i"a.¥"J~p ...a'..,!IIP",p"9"+l!(Ii~;).all..•51!;;IIIJ~.f;~*.bll.1~.s.b~}.. ~!~~.~j~~j2~" Page Eight G R 0 S' S E' POI N TEN E W S Thursday, March 24, 1960 \. .' *Ballet Classes - Mary Ellen Cooper - Instructor _ 4 Oros~t Pointt N~w. to' 9:30 p.m. '.' , ~hen the POINT~~ Memoria' Center Schedule .Memorial Bridge Club - Duplicate Bridge - Mr. and PUBWSHED EVERY THURSDAY BY ANTEEBO r Mrs. Andrew Walrond-Directors-7:30 to 11:30 p.m. + + + PUBLISHERS'oINC .. ALSO PUBWS~RS OF THE ~. 'waS 9rolUlng Up H' .. I .. 4 Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 12.12 Boating Course- ETROIT WESTWARD. MARCH 24. MARCH 31- OPEN SUNDAY 12.& Class - 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. OFFlCES UNDER THE ELM AT ll9 KERCHEVAL. GROSSE POINTE FARMS 36. MICHIGAN "'ALL CENTER SPONSORED ACTIVITIES OPEN TO .. .. Entered as second-class matter at the post offIce, Detroit * Michigan, under the Act of March 3, 1897. THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC. Thursday, March :n "ddress all mail (subscriptions, change of address. forms 3579) NOTICE: Please call ~or lost articles at the office. They will be held/for 30 days. , Grosse Pointe Public School Art Exhibit - Exhibit _ Phone TU 2-6900 . 9 a.m. to 9 p.m .• Three Trunk Lines By Pat Taillot The Grosse 'Pointe Garden Center room will be closed ! ~rl-) ep.itome of beauty in that age. Grosse Pointe Cinema :E,eague-Showing of Members' E I-Utt Feathers in Their Hats "Cordelia Birdsell (Mrs. Lyle Devlin), Isabelle 8 and 16mm films. A wide variety of short movies By ROBERTA Bradbeer, (Mrs. Charles B. DuChamle) and my little will be shown covering areas as widely diversified Longer ago than we care to remember, we competed siSter Dorothy (Mrs.' McPherson Browning) wllre all as the Yucatan and Williamsburg. A discussion and A CHAP named John Ward said, "Just as the soar- . there. Some of them had been chewing merrily on analysis of, the films will follow. All interested. irg flight of the fungo fly the first sign of Sp:'ing with several hundred other students in our st'fte for the licorice sticks bought at Torrey's candy shop on Wood. amateur Grosse Pointe movie makers are invited is National Merit Scholarship Awards. The date has not ward. Their faces were smeared with black. I just pre. to attend-8 p.m. to untold Americans, so the brush slap of a baseball into the catchers mitt is the first lovely sound of it." been so long ago, however, that we can forget the almost tended I had never seen them before." .Ballet Classes _ Mary Ellen Cooper _ Instructor 4 This all leads to baseball shoes and stuff ... all avail- unbearable pressure and the devilishly d!lficult ques~ "A carriage turnedintp Stimson from Cass Avenue. to 7:30 p.m. able at Gray's Sport Shop, on the hill. tions that comprised this examination. EverybOdy froze with excitement. Lillian was helped * * * 000 After it Was all over, a number of students literally tenderly out on the sidewalk by several swains. All we Friday, March 25 DEBVT.ING: Spring AND the Comet. It's the family saw was a deep bosomed female done up in veil and car ... the fun car ... the economy car rolled into collasped from the tension of the orde~l. Our reaction feathered boa, who waved condescendingly at all the Grosse Pointe Public Schools Art Exhibit-On display one. To ,see it is to appreciate it's fashionable size these many years ago was much like that of one who bystanders; paused graciously for the ~ewspapers .and will be mobiles, papier mache' menageries, wire and lines ... its roominess ... its ruggedness. If you has been pulled through a wringer, flailed a few hun- then saying how exhausted she was' dIsappeared mto sculpture, weaving, silver jewelry, block printing, browse through Frank Adam, Inc., on the hill, you dred times, twisted and then given a return trip through whichever house she was to visit. .It was all over and a and painting and drawing ip. the following media- you will see what we mean! a wringing contraptIon. This examination, for those of terrible let-down .to the ch'ldr1 en. W e wen t back to ~lUr crayon, water color and temperf:l. The works ofn'stu~ 000 Y WATCH IT GO everywhere ... the imported Italian OU wh.o have not had the experience, is a grueling. affair play, the lace curtains fell into pace1 agam. an d th.e men Sdenth artists1 S. all the'11wayb d'fromI Kindergartend 9 t 9to nigh all weather men's. raincoat. It's supremely styled finally went to their offices. Fame was very fleetmg on c 00 emors Wl e lSP aye - a.m. 0 p.m. where the men, academically, are separated from tlte Stiinson place ac:it is everywhere." Grosse Pointe Real Estjate Women Counselors-Lunch_ with leather buttonholes ... brass buckled straps on boys. It is no great embarrassment to not be among eon and Meeting- -12 noon. the slee ....es ... 'patch pockets ... yoked-lined with those who qualify for the final awards and; consequent- At about the turn of the century Mrs. Standish was .Ballroom Da~ciJig Classes-Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson- the breezy comfort of all cotton mesh ... box should- ly, we report with no urging that we didn't make it. . a member of a memorable house party in Grosse Pointe. Instructors-4:30; 5:30 and 7 p.m. ers. Length? The new shorter length. The color? It is with a great deal of pleasure, however, and .•. "A group of young girls went up to the W. K. Christian Science Youth Forum-Meeting-7:30 p.rn. Clay natural. Discovered this gem at Carl Sterr's, on with a lasting if failing memory of this complltition. that Apderson summer home in Grosse Pointe. It was on .. • * the hill. we salute 10 seniors from OUr own G.rosse Pointe High the corner of Lakeshore road and Moran, just where the S d M h 6 000 School who are currently among the . finalists in thiS Harley Higbie house is now. A 1most no onespen t th e atur ay, a~c 2 THERE'S :NO BUSINESS like shoe business . . . World Series of high school examinations. These 10 winter in Grosse Pointe but we were sure that a house- Grosse Pointe Public School Art Exhibit _ Exhibit- especially in the Spring; And why not? The kids will seniors are among the 110,000fromdhe entire country party up there would be fun in cold weather and it was. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.. '. . love the new patch saddle shoes blithely trimmed in patches of various,hues of blue. Ditto the smoked elk who have been awarded Certificates of Merit and who We were chaperoned by one of Mrs. Anderson's maids *Special Advanced Adult AFt Class taught by University for boys ... and the v~iUa ice for little boys and how will go ~m to the next plateau, if this qui7- 'expI'es- but we did the cooking and kept warm by donning plus of Michigan's Professor Gerome Kamrowski-9:30. sian is still acceptable.' There were some 550,000 this fours and trousers left in the house by Mr. Anderson and a.m. girls. All wise and wonderful investments from Clyde Hornung's, on the hill. year who tackled this examination in the United States Mr. James T. Shaw. We thought \ve were very daring to .Ballet Classes _ Mary Ellen-Cooper _ Instructor _ and to say that Grosse Pointe High again is singled out wear 'trousers' and I can hear Catheririe Anderson still 9 30 3 30 . '. odo,. as an exceptional educational institution by virtue 'of saying we just can't go out In. PANTS _ even l'f )'t lS'. : a.m. to : p.m.,' THE SIGNOF THE MERMAID now <:arrys Erick- placing 10 students in this elite group of 10,000 who dark and there isn't anyone around.' " .Children's Theatre-Mrs. Syd Reynotds-Instructor- son . Handwrought .sterling silver flatware patterns . d' h dl I\.... 10 a.m. to 12 and 1 to 4 p.m. . in Traditional and Contemporary styles. Other pat. surVIVe IS ar y'uecessary. "AmQng the girls at the house'party ~ere Marion .Memorial Bridge Club-Duplicate Bridge for men and terns by leadil).g manufacturers in both sterling and This is a, remarkable record for the school and a Thurber (Mrs. Edwin Denby), Kathleen Comstock (Mrs. women of all ages is directed by Mr. and Mrs. plated silver are available, too. Good to know . gr.eat personal achievement .for 10 very fine young Chester King), Mabel Holliday (the late Mrs,C?arles S. Andrew Walrond. TheY,.~rrange for partners when . ' 000 , idend,. Bi!! E. Allen. HolmesB,own. Carol Lou Ca.-. Pike). Cathedne Ande""n (M". Cad Frede,,*) and needed. Satuway night', grone;s io, bdage play", I EASTER IS SO MANY THINGS. Here Easter is a tone, Diane Churley, Vicki Elmer, Fred Gilson, Karen myself. We lookea like' tramps but ~e had such. fun just beginning duplicate-7:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. soft yello\v duekling ... a zany chicken dressed in Holvick, Susan Harkonen, Charles Watts and Roger frying potatoes in a cold surhmer kItchen. It sounds *Youth Council Dance~ for pupils in grades 9-12 of th,e a cowboy hat ... or a furry long earied rabbit in a basket. At any rate they have everything for the Wilner. horrible now." Pointes' public,. private and parochial schools. Easter baskets at Punch and Judy Toyland. We wish them all the very best in the final round of Records played by popular D.J., entertainment and . '000 the competition, somewhat .aware of what they face but Theodore Hinz Trains basic procedures of civil and refreshments. Couples only at $2.00-8:30-11:30 p.m. knowing that however they place they can take great military law.. The 19~year-{)J.d ... I/< * LAST WEER we htoled the absol1.!tely terrific wrap around for men that sold for a song ... so useful at pride in kno~ing. that they are among the f'mest ex- For Military Police tobersoldier1959enteredand thecompletedArmy inbasicOc- homE: or while traveling ... however, we did not amples of this younger generation of ours which, despite training at Fort Riley, 'Ran. He Sunday, March 27 critics from more 'a.dult levels, is propably the best our (ANTNCI- Army Pvt. Theo- is a 1958 graduate of Austin tell you .thatyou could find it at Kilgore and Hurd's • Grosse Pointe Public Schools Art Exhibit - 1i:xhibit _ , . . specialists in gentlemen's attire, on the hill . country has ever known. dare A. Hinz, son of Mr. and Cat h 0 1i c Prepratory High . . 000 Mrs. Theodore A. Hinz, 579. School. 12 noon to 5 p.m. Lakeland, Grosse Pointe, Mich., .Youth Council-Meeting-12:30 p.m. THE IMAGINATIVE DOUBLE GIFT is a planter recently completed eight weeks Grosse Pointe Parents of Culver-Movie-2:30-4:30 p.m. filled with a variety of green plants. Combined with The ~eaky Faucet of' military police training at a surprise touch of fresh flowers, a planter becomes Th... Provost Marshal General's How 10 Lose • • .. an extra gift. For example, use a brass planter with School, Fort Gordon. Ga. Monday, March 28 greens plus the excitement of a spray of cymbidium At a major political strategy meeting not long ago', Hinz received instruction in a Lot of Weight. p one party leader allowed as how his particular efforts self defense, traffic control and GrossePoint Public School Art Exhibit - Exhibit _ orchids. Find a variety of planters •.. fresh flowers would not include organization work in suburban areas 9 a:m. to 9 p.m.* . ... greens at Paselk Florists, number 73 Kercheval, Safely on the hill. because "those peOple haven't had an original thought Grosse Pointe News points up .Cancer Information and Service Center-Service work since Calvin Coolidge." another angle to what has lOng, By Fred Kopp, R. Ph. -=--~O a.m. to 3 p.m. The volunteer workers are ur. 000 been a flagrant abuse of the Maybe you've been in our gently in need of clean white material to carry. on THERE IS ALWAYS the satisfaction that comes The first inclination is to dismiss this as typical law., Hitchhiking is illegal. It pharmacy and noticed all the their work-anyone having (',ld sheets, tablerloths, with ownership ... and there is' nothirlg quite like political twaddle and the disgruntled words of a ward is a nuisance to drivers. There ways there are to lose weight. ~hirts or the like is urged to press the material and the personalized attention that each individual heeler not very familiar with subject. However, a closer is grave danger to the youths Pills. tablets capsules - all owner is happy to give each of his customers. We're kinds Most are designed to . drop it by the Center to aid this worthy endeavor. look at political activity as it exists today in most com. wellwho outstand,into.thumbsstreets oiten('xtend~d.slip- referring to the shops on the hill. You agree, don't reduce your appetite - a:ld. Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe-Luncheon and Meeting ~ou? fortable suburbs lends some credence to this off-hand pery at this season. Ai times thus, you. All well and good, 12:15 p.m. . remark. tlley seem' to be daring the but if you have a serious *Memorial Bridge Club-Ladies Dup'licate Bridge meets 000 weigbt problem, there is only WHERE VALUES grow as thick as Spring flowers . driver to run them down. ' ,one sensible thing to do. See . every Monday under the direction of Mrs. Andrew TQomany, who have every reason in the world to be. The boys who were picked ... where there is always a big, big bunch of savings, concerned about who represents them in Lansing or up by a man who thought he your physician. He will pre- Walrond. Everyone may be assured of having a scribe a diet. tailored to your partner-1 to 4:30 p.m. , they are dressing up ... saluting Spring with a new Washingi'm, total their complete political activity by the could "ditch th'e police" paid condition. with propel' 'drugs glorious decor. Where? Wrigley's, on the hill. vote they cast (with some irregularity at that), by the dearly for their brief hitch. The and nutritive supplements to .Ballet Classes-Mary Ellen Cooper-Instructor-4 to name they place on a petition or by th~ check the:y turn world does not owe anyone a make It safe and sure. We, 7:30 p.m. " 000 over to a more ambitious friend. These maneuvers all too free ride. Let's get the pedes- as pharmacists, d i s pen s e *Dale Carnegie Leadership Training Class-7 to 11 p.m. I COLOR IS BIG news in little boy and girl fashions these more potent drugs only often falsely satisfy the obligation we all know we have trians back on the sidewalk and *Ballroom Dancing Class-Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson- this season. Brimming over with Easter duds, and at his direction - a practice typically Young Clothes, are the fashionable, charm- to constructive political activity. ourteachfineournewyoungbuses.people to use - which exists for one reason Instructors-7 :30 p.m. . -to prot '. I Thl!nday, March 24, 1960. G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S . Planting Enhances Effect Landscaping' Shows Off Your Home Interiors Need More Color Professional advice in land • .Home interiors are in the I' this Spring's home improve- saying good.bye to the "anti- scaping the home property mIdst of a color revolution - ment efforts. • fact that wlJI be apparent In Kitchens and bathroonls are septic look" Instead, there are usually is more desirable for c col"red appliances, warm pal)" the home owner, says the _iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=====--.:------__ ~~.::.:. ellng and cabinets. and cheer- American Assoclation of Nurs- ful wallpaper and floor cover- erymen. Serf'iug Ol'er II Third of /I Cwtury! ings However. there are some Through the rest of the simple rules which every home house, colorful fabrics and owner should know. plastics, and greater use of pig- • The purpose of landscap- BEAUTY SALON SHEPLER'S mented woods are taking the ing Is to tie your home into the drab look and the cold look out surrounding land area in such Fumed for DRY CLEANING of everyday living. YOUR Beauty is a way that it will create a I' Hand in hand with this trend, pleasing picture to you, and turd Reshclping of Fine the telephone is rapidly giving your neighbors. I-lIS Business up Its role as simply a utillty • Frame the house with instrument and is becoming an plants and trees. I ;1•• "gl' ..1 paiL oi the clieel'Y lIew • Jo'oundation plants 5hould ES interiors. be low growing in order not to I Color phones are _now avail- obscu ,e v.;ndows as the plants able in )'lIne shade!. - white, mature. pink. light gray, light beige. llght blue, ivory, yellow, moss • Trees should be off the cor- green. and cherry red. ners of the house so that they serve as a frame rather than obscuring the home. Stand An ideal way to pave your directly in center front of your patio or terrace is with con- Good landscaping increases the value of ihe home. house; then look at the corners crete, reinforced with rods or Here the formal lines of the house are 'softened', and of the house. Trees should be' wire mesh. ennanced by well-planned lovely plantings. placed outside the triangle formed by your position on the ~idewalk and the two corners Best Materials of the house . • Garden living is a studied Lea$t Expensive way of life. The garden "liv- Do ~'ou want to sell ing room" should be planted 'Your Grosse Pointe house ..In horn\! construction, and for family dlnlng and enter- improvement, as in other taining with privacy. This can " ? things. the best is usually the be achieved with low plants in 'cheapest. Using materials such the foreground and higher Send Your Very as copper plumbing, seasoned plants in the background. lumber and genuine ceramic Landscape nurserymen are tile may cost a little more'ini-, professionally trained in land- MR. ANDRE CARTIER AND GENEVIEVE Finest Draperies to CALL A MAN OF THE JACK PAAR SHOW Hally, but in the long run the scaping and perhaps can do the SHEPLER,'S ••• send them in pom saving is going to be substan- best job for you. Consult the Fabulous Mr. Cartier ... tial. Many do-it-yourselfers work. Now at the New WOODS BEAUTY fullest c~nfidence. MAXON BROTHERS, Inc. In many cases, first-rate ma- ing together with their nursery terials never have to be re- men, can achieve proper and SALON. There's no charge, Call for Pickup TV 1-1900 good-laking results. placed during the entire life of This creative genius has won fame with New ,York's top the home,_ while, in. addition, It is an established fact that good landscaping I helps in- fashion models. So, if you're bored with "the same old We're Just Off the ~xpressway at Cadieux / maintenance costs are kept to Ceramic tile on Cloors, walls, crease tlie resale value of the look" ond you feel you need a change, talk to the man counter tops and elsewhere, home, twenty.five percent or who can perform magic. This may well be the most im. You'll like him. You'll such as are to be seen in many more. . portant beauty announcement you will ever read. Fashion modern hom'!s, is virtually in- trim, under the supervision of Mr. Cartier .. ",., ,1.50 destructible; 1\ never needs find'him courteous, paint or other protective cO"t- Mirrors Make Special! Our 12,50 Luxury' Permanellt. ings and it requires no periodic special cleaning or re-surfac- informed and helpful. ing. The Difference In relation to the total cost 8.75 ~he difference between reall; Even the most perfect room DRY CLEANERS fine materials and cheaper sub- attains a more gracious .. mod- Call TU 4.9353 or come iil anytime stitutes is often negligible. ern feeling when mllTOrs are 1690 I Harper, near Cadieux TU 1-1900 Tu'Cedo 2-6000 added. Outdoor a re a sma y be WOODS BEAUTY SALON 7-Mack Center CLEAN WASHING 1\'IACHINE brought to both sides of a room Betwem Penny's and Wrigley's - 211d Floor Wiping washing machines with a mirror to reflect the and galvanized or porcelain beauty from out the window. wash tubs with a rag damp- ~ew and very h~ndsome are ened in kerosene eliminates the full-length slidlng door soap scum and gives the tubs a mirrors. They are quite easy to high polish. The kerosene odor install and come with a "finger- soon dIsappears .. lip" sliding unit. PLANT BULBS IN OVAL Plant 'small groups of bulbs LAM'P in an oval pattern for best' effect. Prepare soil by spading it uP. -breaking clumps, then ,- TROUBLE raking it smooth. Bring it to us! NEED PLAYGROUND WE CAN In homes with children, ~ spacious, sturdy playground • REWIRE set is almost a must. It helps give the youngsters a healthful • REPLACE PARTS exercise and at the same time keeps them at home. . Raise or Lower the base. VILLAGE BATHS Sc:ientlfle Swedish Menag. IF IT'S A Th. Whirlpool Batfll 17194 E. Warren n,. Codleux LAMP WE- Men'. & Women'. Departments Can Fix It . TU 1-64ll0 Individualized Servlce Ollig Electric Shop 17222 E. WARREN AVE, Opp. E. Warren Bowling Alleys TU 1.1977 THINKING Of BUYING AN ORGAN? A RANCH HOUSE IN A RANCH HOUSE SETTING WHY Large lot. Deep setback. Circular Drive. Plenty of elbow room outside Think small. -WAIT? and inside. Preferred neighborhood near L~ke. Two Bedrooms (14'x 18') New Lowrey Holiday ('13'2 "xl 3 '5")' Two tiled baths. Built 1957. Exceptionally convenient for The Vol1cswogenis .. feet shorter than CI conven. $21.75.* A eyfinder head, $19.95.* Th~ nice thing is, From $89ti small family ac~ustomed to th~ best. $52,500. Shov:.n by ~ppojntment. tional cor, yet has as much leg room up front os many they're seldom needed. Only $796 Per • big cors. 18 col1ege students hove gotten into a sun- Ano.+her nice thing: a new Volkswagen is $1,731. Week roofVW; a tight fit. Mother, father and three growing Other thon radio and side view mirror, we can't think F,'ee Le.~li(llI.~ Inc/~lded Have Many Of her Grosse Poinfe Houses kids suit it nicely. So doe5 regular gas, in surprisingly of anything important that isn't included at the price. w. tiny omounts. The VW usesonly 5- pints of oil, and you lost year, almost 120, , for EGON-O-CHECKS (20 for $2.50) ..~.i...... ••••.•...... - SALESMEN & SECRETARIES. Housewives and hairdressers, Barbers' a• •_ MDtle11200.Full Light Set/OR . - and bachelors. Almost ANYONEis eligible for ECON.()'CHECKSCi,Anyone who • Top Speed Ow. as Ml1eJ Per ...... Hea,., oM Deft ... . - wants the wonderful convenience of his very own checking account yet • e.avtj,uTly Upholsrered • Wind.hI.1eI Was ...... • •- ~ writes less than a dozen or so checks each month and keeps a mode'rate • Wrap-ArDund Reor Window • Seetric Wi"dshMld WI..- . .- • Duo-T_ filii'" • UlMIercootH : A. announced In lJving (01. Young Homemafun nsagulne : b.ank balance. A husband, for example, whose wife keeps the family's • llig wggc;. Capeclty • 4 Cyfinckr, Woter-Cookd Engl ... REGULARaccount. Or a student who handles just HIS money. • Safety Plot. Glot. • 4 Forward Sp... h ..... "lIIlIM •. •- • Roll-vp Window< • Ov.r ..... d Vatv .. -• PttOFES8fONAL PLAII' or .- EcoN.o.CHECKScome PERSONALIZEDin books of 20 checks for $2.50, bound • Bum~" & Bump.reft" • n.v, ElK. Syst_ • • • in an attractive wallet.type, purse-size carrying case, cemplete with a • Whir. Wall Tire. • Hyd,ouIk Bfo... • • • lJglltllll Trull. "lid u"clef Hood convenient chec~ register. There's no basic monthly service charge, no : YOUR NEW KITCHEN : charge for depOSits and there's no minimum be-lance requirement. Ask Pcrc:tory.Troilred Mechanic:t-OvH • MllliOfl Dollar Pam Depot • • • • about ECON.(),CHECKS, and regular checks, too. Choose the checking •- BY MUTSCHLeR DE8fSN ASSOCIATE •. account that suits you best at any of National Bank of Detroit's 65 Detroit Ray Whyte • • or suburban offices. : Robert E. Mozena ~ • • ,. : MUTSCHLER KITCHENS, INC. : Italian Motors, Inc. • • .NATIONAL: BANK, OF DETROIT Phone VAII.y 3.1600 : 20489 Meck Ave,. Grosse Pointe Woods TUxedo 4.3700 : '4801 Eo JeH.rtO" • • : : • .. .. -.- , ~,.~ •••• - , .. ,... "", ~ " '.' .• l •• '.' •• #,r , ~,. ,0' . ,." ",o(: ~~..!:...:!.:...~-.._ _., -_ •. - -....- -.- _••• - -- - ...... ------_ .. - -.,. - - -.-". ~ -- -..--- ~ ~ ~_ ~_ " -_ -_ --- ..-.- • ...- """' _ ,..., - -.-.-: _ 11II4 __ .4 "1104 4 ' - 11II C*"III.lIIo"ull."'..sa ' SIllllS'IIIIC S1$.O" •• s,,' Thursday, March 24, .'960 ,GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven f t III "I'Ii 1\ III E S LOUISE HICKEY LUCRETIA JENKINS M'rs. Hickey. 93, of 23 McKln- Mrs.' Jenkins, 97, of 530 Wash- ey place, died Sunday, March Ington road and of Washington, 0, in her home. , D.C., dled,Saturday, March 19, Born in Detroit, she was one at her Grosse Pointe res!d~nce. f the founders of the Mllk Born December 8, 1862. she und of ProvIdence Hospital was the wife of the late Major nd a former presIdent o'f the General John M. JenkIns. Detroit League of Catholic Shl! is survived by her Women. daughter, Mrs. Howard Bennett, Shc is survived by thrce sons, with whom she lived, here; two Msgr. Edward J. Hickey, pastor grandchildrl!b, Henry and Juli- of st. Mary's of Redford Catho- an KinzIe. and seven great' lie Church; Joseph L. and Rev, grandchitdl'en FrederIck C., O.P.; a daughter, Services and burial wlll be Mrs. William C. Roney; a Wednesday, March 23, hi Ar- brother, George R. Mehling; a E'lgton National cemetery in sistel', Mrs. Josep~ine Bour- Ft. Myers, Va. deau; eight grandchildren and ...... 27 great~grandchildren; LILLIAN JANE GORTRY ServIces were Wednesday. Miss Gorthy, 55, of 1595 Ford lIInch 23, at St. Pauls Church cour,t, died Monday, March 7, and burial was in Mt. Olivet in Detroit Memorial Hospital cellleieQ'. ..lemorial,; may be following a long illness. sent to BOll S~ours Hospital. She was a receptionist for the ...... Grosse Pointe Board of Educa- LORENZ A. IIlTTEL tiOD, Mr Hittel, 67, of 2B5 McKin- She is survtved by her moth- ley avenue, died ThlJrsday, er, Mrs. Walter Gorthy; a broth- Mal'ch 17, in his home. er, Paul; and' a sister, Mrs. Until . his.retirei11ent three 'fhomas Adams. years ago.~fr. Hit' el was. for Services we l' e Wednesday, 44 years, a purchilsing depart- March 9, and'burial was in Rose- ment executive of the Packard lawn Park cemetery. l\Iotor Car Co. ) ' ...... He is survived by his wife, DR. ROBERT E. ANSLOW Dorothy; a daughler, Mrs. Vir- Dr. Anslow, 64, of 286 Ken- ginia De Galen; a son, Lorenz wood oourt: died Wednes~ay, A. Jr.; and a sister, Mrs. Char- March 16,' m Harper Hospltal lotte Hicks. following a short lIlness. Services were Monday. March Born in Ionia. he had been 21, at Christ Church and burial a Detroit areat:esident for' 40 was'in Forest Lawn cemetery. years. 'He was a graduate of ...... Olivet College and. the Uni- MARTIN RIEKSE I'ersity of Michigan SchOOl of Mr. Rtekse, .64, of 1348 H 11'.- Medicine: He was an eye, ear. nose and throat specialist, IT vard road, died Friday, March 18, in New York City. He was physician and surgeon. a native of Grand Rapids. He was a member of the • He is survived by his wife, American Academy of Optha- CLOSING-O T PERMIT Vera; a daughter, Mrs. Joseph mology and Oto-Laryngology, J. Crotser; a son, David; four the Detroit Surgical Society. brothers, Richard, Andrew. Neil American Board of Opthamolo- and John; and a sister, Mary. gists. Phi Rho Sigma" the Uni- Services were Wednesday, versity of Michigan' Alumni As- March 23, and burial \I'as in soctation, Detrott Boat Club, Oak Hill cemefery in Grand Wayne County Medical Associ- • atioD. and the Grosse Pointe Jeffersoll store being' Rapids. E. IS Congregational Church. He was Included are.group~ and pieces by America'! foremost designers-'-many: many of ...... them sparkling new J960 designs-fabulous furniture at fabulous redudions: living a rn.ember of the staff of both d.,,,ro to Illake ••0001 CARL H. STEVER Harper and Cottage hospitals. for the. room, dining room and bedroom groups and individulli pieces; sofas and sectionals; Mr, 'Stever, 67, of .1312 Bal- He is survived' by his wife, four road; died Sunday, March Dorothy 1>l; t.wo sons; Rilbert Ch •.ysler chairs; room dividers; chests a[ld cabinets; lamps .and accessories; wrought iron 20, In Cottage Hospital. ' E. and Richard D.; a sister, • lInd rattlHl. There's never been a sale like this in Englllnder's 28.year history! Born in Plymouth. Mich .• he Mrs. James Brown and a broth. Rush downtown to get your share of what Me quite possibly the best values in was the president of the Kerr er, Harold Anslow. Specialty Co. ' Serviccs were Sat u r day, Everything must he sold. Three full floors of fine furniture ever offe'red. This sale is at our E. Jefferson Store only, wliich He is survived by his wife, March 26,' and burial was in will remain open every night to 9 p.m. for this v~ry unusual event. Convenient Marion; a son. Carl A.; tWQWhlte Chapei cemetery.' Me- : America's finest conlemporar~ furniture - reduced c.redit terms' ~re available, of course. And there's plenty of free parking at the daughters, Mrs. Nancy Davis morial trlbutesmaY:~'Seritto and Mrs. Jean Cusick; anp two Harper Hospttal.,.>'~ ' ' rellr of the store: 450 E, Jefferson at Beaubien. grandchildren., .".:" " for utiprecccleuted savings. Services were Wednesday, ~lICHA:&L' J. SCHLIT:rER.S ' March 23,at Christ Church and I ,.Mr .. Sc'!lit(~s",63, 'Of }357 . ~... burial was, i,n. ~randL,' a,wn YOr,'kShire..ro,a.,li.,':,:.d,l,lid,',TUesd8..Y"" "'J eeemetery. ~remor.lals ,may. be I March 15, iIi, Jus. home. .,; , HUNDREDS. OF ITEMS A'r TREMENDOUS SAVINGS~HERE ARE A FEW: sent to the' Heart Fund. Born in Atls.trIa~Hur:¥a,ry, he , , ...... ' had beed, a -'resident :,of the EVELYN V. STRAUSS Detroit al'ea for.4g ye.liJ:s. He Mrs. Strauss. 75, 0[1336 Au. was ..the .owner of tlie Screw '.OCCAsrONAL TABLES BEDROOM FURNITURE DINING ROOM FURNITURE dubon road died Friday. March Machine Tool Co;.. , 173.50 8-drawer Double Dresser Bose and IB She wa~ the wife of the late He was a memlJer' of::Detroit 49.95 Modern Step Tables-ebony- rofio framed mirror. Grey Walnut. One 541.50 Drexel" Dining Room Group il'l ,trim. 9.95 98,50 Edward Strauss, and a. native of Consistory No.. 1, ~.:'l'..Acacia ohly. , Modern Cherry, with brass trim- 57.50 Johnsoa.Hanley-Johnson. triangular chino cabinet, dropleaf extension Detroit. Lodge No. 477; F .. &\; ¥., and 49.50 Plate glo!>S mirrors. Black ebony table and' '" side chairs--6, pes. 319.00 bunching. tables - Grand Rapids frames. 42x37. 24.95 She is survived by two cou- Detroit N;ortheast Kiwanis. ': made. 29.95 sins, Mrs, Gladys Morrtson anl1l ,He is sfJl,'Vived by, his 'wife" 159.95 Trundle bed ootfit, complete, with 1,733.00 Harvey Probber Dining Room Margaret Williams; a sister-in- Esther; children, 'Richard J.• 189.00 Solid brass and gloss cocktail table 99.50 2 link springs on casters. W"lnut. 119,95 Grouping, 48" round extension law Mrs. Alma Koch; and a Mrs. John. (Gloria)',Vuicjand 20-:60. table, 2 cane back t " - - - • ------~ -- ~ ~~~ y------~ -- - ~-- ~- ~ - - - ~-~ ~~-----~.~''-'-'''''''-'''''--'''''--~' ~-_ .. _ , ""' 11I 11I '111I 11I$••• $211I&-,.'.'.".0.2••••• :.,•••• '.52.3••••••••• 2••••••• '•• S-'-S••-'--' •••••• : Page Twelve G R 0 SSE P'O I N r. ENE W S Thursday, March 24, 1960 Police Honor Calvin Collard Street Light 'Cal\'in Collard of 5240 New- port, Detroit, was presented a \Vhat Goes 0 •• Shade Rellloved Celebrating Our Golden Anni!ersary Year! 1959-60 School Safety Officers Trophy by the Woods Police . at 'The Farms council on Mon. Department. on Friday, March day, March 21, heeded a petition 18, at ceremonies held in the by three Farms residents to re- Woods Theater. Y.lur Library move a shade from a street light The troph)', donated by the hy Jean Taylor In front q! a neighbor's home because it made the street too dark. APTITUDE TESTS The announcement of the ~'ear complek'ly on his own in The light is in front of the Specials for Thursday, Friday, SClIturday,Mar. 24-25-26 Enable you to learn the kind 01 Nev.'her;. and Caldecott award!' the Catskili Mountalr.s. home of Walter S. Ross, 465 work In whleh you un Dest suc- Is always news in the children's ceed, the studies best for )'ou. The author's husband, Dr. Colonial road, and has been For men, women. boys and I(\rls lx>ok world. John George. Curator of Mam. shaded since last fall. according \'oullonal Counseling In!tltute ALmo~t four decades .'lave mals. New York Zoological So- to City Engineer Murray Smith. Verbrugge Market DANIEL L. BECK. DIRECTOR .passed since the Newbery ciety, has taught at the Uni- c. 958 Maccabees Bulldln! versity of Michigan and VaS!>1r Mrs. Lloyd A. Eckhardt of The PO;'lle's Oldest 1l1arket award was established in 1921. 467 Colonial, was the only peti- ,,"pod ward near \\'anen This recognition of the best In College. Together they have TEmple 1.1551 written' 'many excellent stories tioner present at the meeting. 898 St. Clair Ave. near Mack TU 5-1565 TU 5-1566 14 Yurs Serving Detroit books lor ('hildrcn was Inspired and she said that she spoke for by Frederick G. Melcher. for of wild life, . Runners-up for the Calde- the other two. Carl Wotring of Birds Eye Premium Flavor many )'ears editor of Publish.' 463 Colonial; and Mrs, John er's Weekly. and began its cott include "Houses from the Mixed Veget~bres, 1O-Ol. p~g •••••••••• , ••.. 2 for 43c Sea," with pictures by Adrienne Hancock of 469 Colonial. a~ent up t,he ladder shortly C~llJjflowerr 10000l. pkg ~ Hor 53c after Worid \ War I. At tbat Adams and text by Alice Goudy, Mrs. Eckhardt stated that the tim~ only two publishers, and "The Moon Jumpers" by shade darkens the stree't and D0ublt'd?y ~nd ~!:lrmm:m. h:ld Janice Udry. illustrateo bv also keeps the light from ~hin- specIal editors for children's Maurice Sentlak. ing in her back yard. She said Mcinerney's EXPERT AU of the books mentioned she likes to walk, but is afraid Elecfrical Repairs books. Now almost e\'ery pub, Baked, All Meot lishing house of any importanC'~ above. are aval!"bie at the three to do so under the present con- Appliance ~ Circulh has its chlldren's editor. Grosse Pointe Libraries. dition of the light. Chicken Pies In the Adult Room of the Heat and servel 8'0'. In s{'arching for a name for She said that when the shade LTU 4.2738 Central Library you will find was initially instalied, none of ::::CCCCQCOC:X:; this award, ,M:r. Melcher de- copies of all the Newbery and the nelgJ\.bors Were consulted, U.5.D.A. Prime & Choice cided upon John Newberry, Caldecott award books from and that Ross wanted the shade SEALTEST whose bookshop in London in 1921 to date. LEG0' LAMB 1744 was the first to give .a because the street Light shined Cherry Nougat into his bedroom at night, pre- Johnson's Wax place to books for children. Up e DEAF EAR c OPTICIANS~ to this time, there were no venting him from getting his 69 lb. Pint Cream Wax Fumlture ICE CREAM ION ,i Pollsh or B.oz, can Klear Floor sleep. books designed to give children It's always a poor !'!lIe that Fresh -Ground Beef Wax. 28 WEST ADAMS A VENUE. DETROIT. MICHIGAN pleasure without attempting to won't work both ways-mDney The council approved the city c engineer's recommendation that ; ,SSe lb. 79 Now ;'1 a new branch office at fnstruct or improve. talks, but it jus~ won't listen. the shade be removed and that 3 Ibs. $1.49 Half.Galion Fifteen years after the initial ' ------Detroit Edison be notified, and Newberry award came ,_n addi. 20183 MACK AVEI'-lUE The heaviest artlHery bar- further, that if future requests I Between 7 and 8 Mile Roads tion!'l medal. the CaldCCQtt, to rage ev,er heard on the Western for street light shades be made DEr~:iRYYou c~n always be sure oj QUALITY FOODS at Verbrugge's DErr:iRy honor the picture-book artist. Hemisphere was released on by residents, consent should be GROSSE POINTE WOODS Mr. Melcher chose ,for this July I, 1863, when 218 cannon obtained from immediate neigil- award the name of Randolph were in action at Gettysburg. bors. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ••• CONTACT LENS t:aldecott, an English artist. Mr. SERVICf , •• ZEISS PUNKTAL LENSES Melcher chose for this award the name of Randolph Calde- Free parking In rear cott. an English 'artist whose TUxedo 4-5770 work came to the fore in the late 1800's. .. In a Caldecott picture book, Complete each picture tells a story, and -FURS ~rt one of the reasons for Mr. Mel- Alterations FURS BY ~~, cher's choice was his belief that, although the interest of Caldc- LCidies' • Men's ORIGINAL r cott's work lay chiefly in the We convert double-breasled FURRIER suits to single-I)reasted mod- pictures, y~ in no book of his RestyUnK •• Mr. els. Skilled workmanship. was the test inconsequential. any style you prefer . In keeping with this thinking. the judges today are primarily MINK SPECIALISTS COMPLETE FUR SERVICE concerned with the pictures for eta Gi6l'J the Caldecott award, but the text must be worthy of the CLEANERS & '(AILO'lS C. GOUNARIS l ...... 2.7 .'.'.7.:.'."_ 7Z'fflill1eJe'Z" ctett ttn't'i 1n t to" i (.t) t ..r Thursday, March 24, 1960 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen Sun Shines on Sisters League t9 Stzuly Foreign Aid Junior Record Hop An all-day institute on Facts on Foreign Aid will be held on Monday, March 28th, at 10 Friday at Boat Club o'clock at MIchigan State Uni- versity-Oakland in Hochester. Charleston Contest and Special Favors to be Features The eight local Leagues of Of Dance for Junior High Members; Juniors at the League of Women Voters Seven Clubs in Area Invited to Attend in Oakland and Macomb Coun- ties and the new University's The Junior high set will have a dance all of its own Department of Continuir.g Ed- this Friday evening from 7:30 to 10:30 o'clock at the ucation, sponsors of the insti- Detroit Boat Club when Dick French is master of cere- tute, have invited League mem- monies at a Junior Record Hop. bers of neighboring counties to PaJ1icipate. Invitations have been is-I sued to juniors at Loch- Seott, Kat.hy Miller and Sally This institute Is being pro- moor 0 a k 1and Hills McConachIe. vided as a culmination of the Leagues two year o:ationll'i(le Gros~e Pointe Yacht Club: --.---- study of Foreign Economic De- the Co un try Club, the Sp.ring Slvings velopment. The conference is Little Club, the Detroit intended to give members In- Golf Club and Hunt Club Into Center formation on such topics as for the dance. r------~~-..I.------.... c.'lpibl ;lssis~J.nce, J(;""IOpm"lll Chaperons for the party will After a lapse of nearly two assistance pl'Ograms, U.S. goals be the Earl G. Mf\'ers, the Paul months the Grosse Pointe War ! and goals of developing coun- L. Nagels, the Robert J. Bar- Memorial's Youth Council is From Another Pointe Short a'nd to tries, and defense support. retts, the Millon B. Osgoods, planning a record hop to wel. Men from Michigan State the Arthur O. A. Schmidts, the come the arrival of spring. The the. Pointe University who have partici- Curtis V. Mowers and the Ed. dance will take place Saturday of Vie,v pated in technical assistance win J. O'Connells. evening, March 26th, from 8:3().. programs in Africa, India. and Although the dance is spon- 11:30 p.m All teens in grades By Patricilt Talbot An honor guest at the :;prWg South America will speak on sored by the Women's Com- 9 through 12 of the Pointes' luncheon-meeting of Michigan ~------.... .lj Court of the'NatJonal Society, problems in those areas. mittee the juniors are doing all public. private and parochial the decorations, giant sized schools are cordially invited to "Spring will be a liWe late this year" it seems and Women Descendants of the An. Dr. Stanley Andrews, first . administrator of Point Four records and balloons . attend. It is a couples only those fortunate residents who have not already sought clen!. and Honorable Artillery under President Truman. will In preparation for the party dance and the dress is casual. the sun are off and away. Company, will be MRS. LLOYD Diane Fuller, Cathey Birdseye, Vince LoCicero of Austin DeW1TT SMITH, of Grand Ma- deal with problems of Foreign AId administration in Washing- Dick Crawford, Maureen Smith, High School who is in charge A trio of ladies are flying this week for a thrilling rais boulevard, honor;lrypresl. Susan Feikens, Karen Harriga, of music and entertainment has . . S' d Pl. dent-national.. The luncheon ton. Congressman Alvin S. sOjourn In pam an ortuga. Mrs. Wick Henry, Mrs. will be held Tuesday, March Bentley. a member of the For- Cheri Meyer, John and Sue secured the fine services of Joe Gari Stroh and Mrs. Hilary H. Micou have joined forces 29, at the Iroquois avenue eign Affairs Committee of the O'Connell, Ann Nolting, Becky Van. popular disc jockey of radio station CKLW. Joe will for a two month stay in these Latin countries. home of the state president, House of Representatives, will Taylor. Jack Evans, Lisa Mower and Greg Hykes met at the play the current most popular L k h Mrs. C. Upton Shreve, with speak on Mutual Security leg- ast wee t ey were honored at a bon voyage party luncheon set for 12:30 o/clock. islation. club Tuesday evening to create records and give away a num- the decorations. ber of the best "platters." given by the Joseph S. Sherers, Jr., of Ridge road. Co-hostess at the luncheon will Members of the Grosse Pointe Sue O'Connell will come to He will bring with llim in League who will participate in The William R. Witherells, Jr., of Rivard boulevard, be 1'.fRS.EDWAim J. SAVAGE, dance from Parcells Junior Hig/1 person somjt of the star per- the all-day ill,6titute are: I\lrs. of Yorkshire road, state press School where she will be' ap- formers featured on the records wi 11 take Candy, K. C., and Bussy to Clearwater BI.!ach, chah'man. H. Ross Hume, Mrs. Hamilton pearing in the school's play and they will give "live" per- Fla., on April 12 where they will be the guests of her * .. * . On vacation from Rollins College in Florida is Stillwell, Mrs. George Brown. parent~, the Andrew Scarboroughs. "The Pampered Darling,,' one formances of records still to lle WILLIAM MICHAEL BRE. PAT STANDART (right), who is visiting in Fort Mrs. William T. Kreba, Mrs. of the "Night of Plays". cut. John Remillet, Mrs. Harian L. MER, freshman, son of DR. Lauderdale, Fla., with her sister JUDY (left) and Jack Thomas and Tommy Students from Grosse Pointe Off to Jamaica this week are the Jame::; I. McCIin- Hagman. Mrs. Verne Sidnam, and MRS. WILLIAM; M. BRE- parents, MR. and MRS. DAVID G. STANDART, of Sclunidt will he attending as High S c h 0 0 I, Austin High tocks, of Beverly road. Mrs. Wendell W. Anderson will Mrs. Edward D. Cox. Mrs. MER of Touraine road, and will Sara Hammond, Kim Mac- School, Grosse Pointe Univer- Kerby road. The latter three expect to return home Leonard Siowin. Mrs. Kenneth be going to her Paget, Bermuda home on April Bbut Leod, Cindy Kammer, Mary sity School, S1. Paul's High NANhCY LdORhAI NfEDRLENZ , this Friday when Pat returns to college. Eckert, Mrs. David n. Williams. before that she will make a brief visit to Mr. and Mrs. fres man, aug ter Q • an d . Zinn, Dick MacLeOd, Ricky School, St.A m b r 0 s e High Charles P. Sagar, of Short Hills, N. J. MRS. WILLARD R. LENZ of' . I Aiken and Johnny Mabley; School, and ninth graders from Moran road have been named and the paternal great grand- are VIRGINIA BLESSING, of silon, and W1LLIAM W. HAY- these the guests of Diane. Ful- Pierce Junior High School, to the Dean's List at AlbIon parents are the HENRY E. L e w i s ton road; CAROLYN Home from a visit ;with the Ernest Kanzlers, in NOR, son of MR. and MRS. ler. i Brownell Junior High School Hobe Sound, are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kanzler. College beaause of t.heir high BOPMANS,. of Lakeshore road. CARPENTER, of Lakeland ave- CHARLES M. HAYNOR. of . . Ann Nolting has Invited Cathy and Parcells Junior High are scholastic standing during the This baby IS also the eleventll nue: JOANN KRAIMER, of Lan- Waiihington road, initiated into Wicks, Pat Johnson, Lewis expected. The J. Henry Pichlers will be traveling to New York first semester of the present great grandchild o~ MRS. W. caster road, and MERRIE GAY Kappa Sigma. Kein, Ann Swanson and Louis Judy Graffius is chairman of this Thursday for the first stop, at the St. Regis, on a college year, according to an HOWIE MUIR, or RIdge road. TOUCHTON. of Hidde.n lane. * * .. CureI. BeCky Taylor and' l\lar- the party. Beverly Shannon is tour to South America. announcement just received .. .. * * .. .. NANCY DUNLAP. daughter cia Murray have Invited 50 inviting the chaperones, Judy '" • .. from the college. BOB DIEHL, of Bedford road, . M I C HE L E YENCHICK, of of' DR. and MRS. HENRY A. boys and girls. Corriveau is in charge of dec- * *.. is a member of the Wayne State Kenmore drive, was elected to Four Birthday Cakes DUNLAP. of Lakepointe ave- . 1n Dick Crawford's party will orating, and the very important CAROLYN L. RAYIIfOND University Glee Club which will the office of standards chair- nue, will transfer next Monday be Lin Nash. Tom Dobbie, Jim refreshments are in the hands' daughter of MR. and MRS: present a program "Three for man of the Gamma Sigma chap- Four birthdays were celebrated at the Saturday for the spring term to Michigan Stoetzer. Tom Seiter, Joan of the Center's capable Mrs. LOREN T. RAYMOND of Lin- Tonight" at the Ford Audi- ter Of Delta Zeta at Eastern State University from Penn Miller, Kathy Blenman. Mary McGinty. evening party given by the Earl Meyers, of Touraine c'oln road, is completing one tor~um A;pril 8. The program Michigan University. road. Dr. Kennard Jones, Mrs. Carroll Kennedy, Cheri Hall Junior College, Chambers- semester of classroom experi- which '~'lll~eature the t~r~e * .. .. burg, Pa. .. Meyers and Mrs. Meyers marked their anniversaries and ence with students to meet one state university glee clubs IS 10 MRS. EDSEL FORD of Lake- 'I requirement for teacher cer- so-operation with the "Detroit shore road, arrived home this then went on to the Fine Arts' performance of "Guys J. PETER SMITH is one of - tificatioll in the state of Michi- Adventure." past week-end after spendinR MdD~~~ . " four Centre College students gan. She is a student at West- .. • • two weeks in Hobe Sound, Fla., chosen from among seventeen In the party were Dick ~eyer, Dennis Kennedy and ern Michigan University Kala- The Children of the Ameri- where sh\!, was the guest of the Ready To Try On Linda Locke, who are. all 'va'cationlng from Lee Lanau mazoo. 'Carolyn. Is t~achlng can Revolution of Michigan will ERNEST KANZLERS, of Lake. applicants to attend the Princi- third grade at PaW PaW Schbol hold their. twenty-seventh An- shore road, who are wintering pia CcJlege government. clln- Preparatory School in G~en Arbor, Mich. :' l'~' in Paw Paw. A graduate of nual State Conference at the there. ference at Elsah, Ill., April 27- Also home last week-end was Ginny Evans, ~augh- Wheatpn Acade.my 1n Illinois, Detroit Leland Hotel March 25- ...... 31. The conference will discuss Carolyn is active in Inter- 26. The State Pre sid e n t is The JOHN S. ALBERTS, of the question of the Russian fer of the Edward S. Evanses, of Oldbrook Jane, who has threat to the United States. Fa11110us FU1.S been working in Montreal. Varsity Christian Fellowship NANCY KAY ARTNER, daugh- Lakeland avenue, are home and SIgma Alpha Iota, honor- ter of MR and MR~: ~OBERT after two weeks visiting the Smith, a senior at Centre, is Mrs. James Parker of CenterviIIe, Ind., arrived over ary music sorority. at Western. 0. ARTNER of Yortlnre road. John R. Suttons, Jr., of Te- the son of MR. and MRS. J. for * ...... questa, Fla., and staying at the HENRY SMITH. of Harvard the week.end to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. road. He is a 1956 graduate of Fredrick W. Parker, Jr., of Washington road. MRS. LANSING M. PITT- MR. and MRS. JOHN S. Pilot House Club in Nassau. MAN, of Renaud road, enter- RICHARDSON of St. Clair ave- * * .. Grosse Poinle High School f} Spring ( tained Wednesday at a cocktail nue announce the birth of a The ARTHUR H. BUHLS, where he was a member of the The John Scotts, of Vernier road, spent the week. varsity tennis team, and Honor end in Pittsburgh. And Mrs. Joseph F. Maycock left to party honoring her husband on daughter, JENNIE MARION. JR.. of Provencal road, are his birthday. on Sunday, March 20. Mrs. homp. from a two-week cruise Court. He is secretary of Beta reunion with daughter Anne, who is working in New .. * * Richardson is the former Jennie through the Florida Keys on Theta Pi fraternity at Centre. New Colors! New Faslu'olls1 York. On April 2 the E. -IRVING Hagen, daughter of the JOHN the ~'acht of the Richard ...... * * * BOOKS, of Oxf.ord road, ,vi1J HAGENS of Trombley road. Grants. Of Dayton,. O. KARL NATIONS, son of MR. I C . H II give a cC'cktail party to mark MRS. ERNEST RAY, of Uni- * * .. and MRS. KARI) NATIONS, of n arnegle a Mrs. Book's birthday. versity plac~, Is the paternal Home from a cruise to Puerto Wedgewood drive. officiali] be- This Thursday Kay Wunsch, daughter. of the Ed- .. * .. grandmother. Rico are MR. and MRS. ELMER came a member of Kalon, schol- 0 '~fy/¥At • d W h f M K' 1 I I' . h h l\IRS. RUDOLPH WALTER, ...... 1 . BRADY, of Audubon road. arship and constructive citizen. war unsc es, 0 c 111ey p ace, is eavmg WIt t e of Allard road, has been elected On their return from a vaca~ They sailed from New Orleans . ship society, at the. annual 1550 Broadway University of Michigan concert. band on an exciting president of the Women's Aux- tion at Marathon, Fla .• DR. and .. * .. R~nors Day Program Tuesday, tour. i1iary Of the Lutheran Social MRS. EARL G. KRIEG, of Ghapters of 10 national fra- March 15. at Bethany College, Also ~rosae Pointe, Birmingham ~ K th 1 f hm' . th b d h' h' d' Services of Michigan. Middlesex road, spend the ternities at Denison University,. Bethany, W. Va. ay, e on y res . an In e an, w IC IS Irec-, * .. .. week-end with their son, JERE, Granville, Ohio, have initiated J- -.::::a ted by Dr. William Revelli, plays the flute. The band MR. and MRS. W. HOWIE who is an honor student at the 125 men students A scholastic will plaY' 13 concerts climaxed by a sold out appearance MUIR II, Of Simsbury, Conn., DeVeaux School In Niagara attainment is r e qui red of in Carnegie Hall in New York. announce the birth of a daugh- Falls, N. Y. pledges to qualify for initi()tion. , . •. . . . tel', CHRISTINA GRAHAM, on * * .. From this area are DANIEL C. She Just Jomed the band In February, dId most of March 5. Mrs. Muir is the for- Participating in a special BOOK, son of MR. and MRS. her studying here at GPHS, where she was also a stellar mer Ann Mayo Hartzell, daugh- Lenten drama-dance progrlim J. B. BOOK, of Merriweathel' player in the band. Congress has selected the U of M ter of DR. ane! MRS. JOHN B. at Mercy College this Sunday road, initiated into Delta Up- band to represent .the U. S. in Europe this summer and HARTZELL, of Ridge road. The .. paternal grandparents are WIL- Continued on Page 14) LIAl\I K. l\IUIRS, of Ridge road. If 11' Open Monday through Saturday 9:30 A. M. - 5:30 P. M. . '"purchase 1 SpeCla • heralding Oriental Silk spring• Blouses nlillinery week, 7.90 March 24th through 3 r st usually 11.95 In Keeping, With the Times. .. A fashion find at this pricc;! from our Jewelry Boutique During this week, come Tn and see our outstanding collec- J"hese pure silk gaily Mrs. Wilflam Rust Pierce Presents multi-eolor striped blouses .his Solid Gold EI~pha"t Pin tion of spring millinery, taking shape in many ways. New that perk lip a suit or skirt emphasis on subtle colorings, upswept halos, high crowns, in an instant. Interlined Once you see this cunning elephant in IIi! collar, hand bound button his glory, you'll want to weM him for 1111 to see. wide brims, sleek cloches ... all fashioned in the season's holes, ocean pearly buttons A sllpphire for Iln eye, a collM of diamonds, (lnd exquisite detailing. " most beautiful fabrics with smart tailored styling or cas- Sizes 30 to 38. bracelets of rubes .•. and to top it off he cades of flowers. Select your Easter chapeau from moder- flaunts II ruby in the tip of his trunk. Moil ond phone orelert filled ately priced or famed designer creations. They say th/lt eiephants never forget Md you'll find this c/lptiv/lting elephant pin truly unforgettable. $138, Federal tax Included .. .. B'EST 8. CO. Jacobsons~ . ~ Enjoy a delightful lunch GROSSE POINTE-Kercheval Ave. near Cadie\Jx • TUxedo 2.3700 in the new St. Clair Room WALTOn-PIERCE JACOBSON'S-Second Floor MIllinery S"/on -KIIlCHEVAL AT ST. (!,AIR GROSSI POINT • , • • • II • • Page Fourteen G R o's 5 E P 0,1 N T E "N E W S Thursday, March 24, 1960 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes \ From Another Poi nte of View Archives Group Troth Told June Rites AAUW Hears , Plans Dinner catherine~ . scott --~ I ,I I I I From A Collection , .. I exclusive with Irvillg - this rejres/;ilJg J'0UIZg de- I She'll walk in heauty like sig'ler's fashions ••. mohile the night, as her wrist costume in deep hhe I shows off the artistries of Italian silk with sleeve- a l\fovado Diamond Watch. less dress and print. So perfect inil.s' lilled jackel, I individual styling. so radiant ... she'll feel I gradous and privileged I as a princess. I I For Those Whose Moments Are Precious I 141:gold ••• ''''1 CHARLES w. WA RREN & COMPANY JEWELERS AND SllVE~SIAITHS STeUBEN GLASS 1520 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD !M!~!9.ftP!R!!I Delroit 26, Michigort- Telephone WO 1-5161-5tor. HOUri 9:30 to 5 I BRANCH STORE: The Belleview Biltmore, Belleeir, Florjrle J • ) • Thursday, March 24, 1960 G'R'OSSEP'OINTE NEWS Page Fifteen Woman's Page • • • by, of, and for Pointe Women \ Jane Addams, Mrs. William W. Peattie Peattie-Ha,lbrook Dinner Monday IU.M' Women To Hold Benefit Judge Picard to Talk ']'0 honor the memory of Jane VOWS Solemnized Addams. social worker of Hull The Detroit Assooiatlon of House fame, and fOWlder. in University of Michigan Women To Lutheran Women P 1915, of Women's Intemaitonal air Traveling to Florida After Ceremony Saturday in League for Peace and Freedom will hold its annual Scholarship Fund Raising Card Party and The Honorable Frank A. Picard, presiding U. S. Dis- at Detroit Branch of WIL will Central Methodist Church and Reception Tea at the J. L. Hudson Com- trict Judge, will speak at the April general meeting and W 'C. CI b L H ceiebrate at a Jane Addams pany in the main auditorium on omen s Ity u; to ive ere centennial dinner M 0 n day, banquet of the "Women of the Church" organization Saturday, from 1-4:30 o'clock. Tuesday, April 5, at 6:30 o'clock in the social room of St. Virginia Grace Halbrook, daughter of the Robert Mareh 28. A portion of the proceeds LeRoy Halbrooks, of Lakepointe avenue, was married With Helen Gahagan Douglas frQm the party will be used as Paul Evangelical L II the r a n Church, Chalfonte and Saturday in Central Methodist Church to William Wil- as featured speaker. the acca- emergency aid grants. This is Lothrop road. ------1 sion will mark the 45th aruoi- Judge Picard will speak the Detroit News. son Peattie. I- versary year the league, as a fund from which women stu- cK dents can borrow small amounts on liThe Trial of .; esus He first served as Judge in For the rites the bride FollowIng a reception at the well as the 1001h anniversary 1 which need not be repaid. From a Legal Standpoint". Detr?it, appointed by the late wore a crystal white peau Women's City Club ~e newly- {)f the birth of Miss Addams, Proceeds are also given to Many Grosse Pointers are PreSIdent Roosevell,. March 31, de soie gow 'th Al weds left for Flonda, For first American woman to re- Henden;on House, a coopl'ra!ivc fa.rniliar \,..ith the volatile 193? He had exten,~I~'~war ex- .n WI en con traH~lillg the bdtie wore It navy reive the Nobel Peace Prize, h 0 use administer'ed by the l' k h pel'lence as a captam In World lace accentmg the bouffant wool suit with a yellow and Similar salutes will be 'staged an d d rama IC spea er W 0 I War I. Aiumnae 'council, and the old- bell shaped skirt. A crown white silk blouse and navy ac- durIng the centennial ~'ear has spent more than 20 The women of the church :If seed pearls caught her cessories, throughout the United States. est coopt'rative house on the campus. years on research for the have extended an invitation to lllusion veil and she carried They will be at home in Topic of the dinner-lecture will Grosse Pointe women hav/! preparation of his topic. their husbands and friends to . white roses and ivy. Somerset road. be "Approaches to Peace". figured promInently in the de- Born in Saginaw where hit hear this colorful speaker who Nancy June Gordon was maid ------Mrs. Douglas. former stage, velopment. of the house. Two resides with Mrs. Picard, he is will motor from Bay City of honor in a lavendar tissue opera, screen and concert per- a graduate of law from the where he is presiding at court linen frock with a wreath of Lutheran Missionary sonality. is currently lecturing fine scholarship. are named after Claire. M. Sanders and University of Michigan, where during March and April. Res- ivy. Hel' bouquet was of ivy and or. fo'reign affairs. As a mem- League to Hold Service DaiSy Murfin. The latter schol- he was on the varsity football ervations must be made before violets. • ber of the House of Represent- arsltip has been substantially team as wel! as a reporter f:>r April 3rd. Dressed like the honor maid The Our Saviour Unit of the atives, s71e served on the For- Were the attendants Marcia eign Affairs Committee, and augmented by the Roy D. Chao .Elaine MUI'phy, Mrs. Charles Lutheran Women's Missionary worked for some of the most pin Foundation. Insley and Mrs. Robert Hal- League will sponsor a day of vital and far-reaching legiJ;.. The president of the organ- . brook, Jr. "Christian Growth" on Wed- lation passed !:y Congress. ization is MIss Joan Edmonds. Charles Insley was best man nesdaY, March 30. at Our Sa'- Married to actor M e I v y n Mrs. Gaylord H. Todd is gen- eral chairman of the party with for Mr. Peattie, son of the Viour Lutheran Church. Douglas, she has All active fam- Mrs. Oliver D. Marcks, Mrs. William W. Peatties, of Toura. • For reservations call Mrs. ily life. The Douglases have two me road. Ushering were David ... chlidren. Peter and Mary and Fredemck C. We y her, Mrs. Marentette, Richard Johnson Hugh Stone, TV 1-5564. one grandchild, William. James L. Frey and Mrs. M. AI- and Robert Halbrook, Jr. ---"----, Mrs. Douglas wag named as fl'Eid Darling, Jr., coordinating -Photo by Beatrice hWlUln chairmen. For her daughter's wedding REAL MENACE "among Washington's 10 most VIRGINIA GRACE HALBROOK, daughter of the Mrs. Halbrook chose a beige poweLiul women", by Doris Among the PoInters planning Robert LeRoy Halbrooks, of Lakepointe avenue, was lace gown and Mrs. Peattie The .man wbo ins i s t s on Fleeson, in an article in Me- to attend are Mrs. Oscar Fl.Key- Wore a blue print chIffon. Both taking chances on the highway Call's. An editor's poll selected married Saturday in the Central Methodist Church to del, Mrs. James A. Lafer, Mrs. mothers wore cymbiduzr. 01'_ is sure to brIng grief to him- her as "one of the 12 smartest Mr. Peattie, son of the William W. Peatties, of Toura- Manfred' G, Whittingham. Mrs. chids. self, and others. women in the world.". ine road. David H. Preston, Mrs. Thorn- ton E. Waterfall, Mrs. Edward Mrs, George A. Schemm is Lambrecht, Mrs. L. B: SappIng- chairman of the centennial din. ton, Mrs. Harold Love. Mrs. J. R. Yonng Marrieds Feted at DAC ner committee and Mrs. B. Douglas Dow, Mrs. Raymond J. Donaldson will serve as master Detroit A t hIe tic Club's Walter Bayer were there with Hodgson, Mrs. John Feikens, of ceremonies. The affair will I Young Marrieds Party drew a the George McKnights of Bir- Mrs. Philip Dick1nson, Mrs. Don be staged at 6;30 p.m. in the .Announcing ..• goodly throng to the club l/1st mingbam; the arvid LWldells Farkas, Mrs. Robert Dice and Crystal room of the Masonic Mrs. S, Schaafsma. Temple. Friday, March 18. for dancing and Jerome F. Driscolls were a from 9 o'clock on, and the de- foursome; at another table for Dinner tickets are $5.00 and licious breakfast served buffet four were the George S. Allar- two new patron tickets, at $10 each or fashion in the DAC kitchen dyces with tlli! Herb Magnu- Alpha Chi Omegas $15 for a couple, will help swell after midnight. sons. To Elect Officers Friday , the national WIL fund f.or sup- Quite a few groupS came for . With the John A. Bryants II port of' four special projects. special servlc,es dinne,r before the party started; were Julia Bush and A. Thorn. The East Side afternoon 7:00.7:30 P.M.' • CHANNEL 4 The are: Maintenance of a the evening was delightfully in- as Waterfall II; the Charles J. refugee house for 32 families Alumnae group of Alpha Chi Watch Edouard Cournand, Pres~dent of Lanvin formal because eve l' yon e Gardellas, the Michael Burkes in Spittal, Austria (the UN is Omega sorority will meet at Parfums, enjoy the fruit of "Sweet seemed to know, everyone else .and the Michael Fabel'S danced the home of Mrs. C. R. Cum- ll closIng all remainIng refugee (they came from Grosse Pointe, and visited and had fun, as did Success • See how he lives ..•meet the the Vogue Room camps in Europe by the end of mings, 547 Marlborough, on BinnIngham. Bloomfield and another sixsome which in- Friday, March 25. ee19brities that people his business and 1960); dissolving the Jane Ad. Detroit>. Art .Lowry's band eluded the Frederick R. Key- socia~ world. Another star-studded half hour Shampoo and Set , , , .•• ,. 3.00 dams ~Iouse mortgage in ,Phila- At this meeting, the annual pleased the entire crowd with dels, the Juliu's J. Huebners election of officers will be held. in this new series presented by delphia and building of' an its dance tunes; highlight was and the John Keydels. Haircutting .....••• ".,. 2.00 emergency peace project. Work Final plans will. be dIscussed, the singing and plaYin~.by tal- :At a ringside table were the also, for the telephone bridge, of the Jane l\ddams Peace As. ented amateurs to the accom- John S. Pingels, Mr. and Mrs. Permanent 'Waves .. 'from 10.00 sociation, to fInance education- to be held on Aprti 6 in the DETROIT BANK & TRUST" paniment of the orchestra. John B. Millib and the David borne of Mrs. Dorothy Schmidt. al and non-political programs, The pa~ was built ar,oWld C. Gillises. With the Emil will also be continued. Cancer pads will be sewed' at 17 CONVENIENT OFFICES toIEMBEH FDla the YOWlg married set, but Traums were Flora Reinhold F:riday's meeting, also. our new there also. wag a most cordial and Cash Talbot, Jr.; the Rob- Theta Sigs to Sell invitation to the club's yoWl~ ert Johnstones were a charm- Haircutting Room bach.elor members to attend ing two S 0 m e visiting with HOME RULE Books at Press Club ,vith a date. Nor are any age friends. and another foursome . In well regulated communi-I "- limits defined as to the "yoimg noted were the Kenneth M. ties there has always been a /eaiUI'illf} Hundreds of books, of the marrieds". ReichIes with the Fred J. curfew law, ably enf()rced by hardcover and paperbal'k va- Grosse Pointers Mr. and Mrs. Menos H. praents. . riety, will be available when" Theta Sigma.' Phi stages its Mr. R. R., Kruse second annual Book Fair this formerly of Kern's Thursday, in the Detroit Press Club at the Detroit.Leland Ho- Specializing in Cbildrenand Teen-age tel. Prices will be reasonable Haircutting ...• ,. 2.00 and 2.50 and many of the books will be autographed by such well- known personalities as John Gunther, Art Linlrletter, Steve , \~. Ailen, G I' 0 U c h 0 Marx and others. Hours will be from 11 a.m. to 'HAIRDRESSERS 10 p.m. The fair is open to the It public and those attending will have an opportunity to use the ~ Our New. and Greater Salon facilities of the Press tlub. Buffet luncheOn and supper will be available. ' Bettelou Middlemas and Si- , byl Gill are chainnen for the 17888 Mack Ave. event. Theta Sigma Phi is a na- Bet. Washington and Rivard tional honorary fraternity for grosse pointe women in journalism. Appointments - TU 4-9393 Charity covers a multitude of sins-not yours, of course, but the other fel1ow's, FRENC'H ETAIN For a "countr)' look" kitchen •• , MVY silk liner, fashioned by Travilla . , • simulated vestee of folded navy and white dots. One from our Springtime collEJdion of couturier fashions. French Imports With The 145.00 QlUllities of Copper al Half The Price! French Et/lin, speci/lily proce5sed /lnd crafted like copper. For cooking and dur/lbility-re. quires little or no polishing! Milk Jug, $13.00; Teo Kettle.palm f1andle, $9.00; Guemsey Jug from $3.50; 1 Qt. Casserole, $4.00; Au Grat;n pons from $1.40; Individual Soup, $2.00; and mony more! 72 KERCHEVAL-ON.THE-HILL TV. S-S062 76 Kercheval, •• on the hill .zn se.e?; 22't'S""'" • tr • ' n "h .. ., h 1i :, S $ 'ADJlia ISSS"! at a: 3US: Page Sixteen G RO SSE PO J N TEN E WS Thursday, March 24, 1960 Society News Gathered fr'om All of thePointes AA UW To Gi,ve Cinerama Opening Engaged Mistletoe Mart f' Great Books Study at Library Dralna at Church 'fhe Detroit Area Great third Wednesday of each month, Books Program will hold an- and is led by Walter Gibbs of Preceded Dinners "Scattered Showers". a psy- other Great Books Leadership 501 University place. by ch(),.drama, will be presented To Be Held Nov. 17 Guidance Course beginning For further information on at the quarterly meeting of the Tuesday evening, April 5, from the ieadership training course. Mervyn Gaskins, Home from Travels, Entertain at DAC Women of Salem Memorial C t• I Ch h W 'A" t' AI d 8 to 10 o'clock in the audl- call Mrs James Worley, co- WednesdaYi Elmer Rolleys, John H. Rickels, Lutheran Church, 21230 1\101'- ongrega .Iona ,urc omen S SSOCla Ion rea Y torlum of the Detroit Main ol'dlnator' of the Great Books Busy on Fall Holiday Fair; Mrs. Stanley Smith Libl'al"Y, 5201 Woodward. Program, LIncoln 2.2721, or Janu"rius A. Mullens Also Dl'ne at Club oss Road, on Monday evening, I "'1 March 28. at 8 o'clock, i Appointed General Chairm.:ln The leadership t r a i n I n g Robert Orr, director of the Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn G. Gaskin of- Oxford road The drama emphasizing men------course is offered tuition free Grosse Pointe Public Library, entertained at a dinner party at the Detroit Athletic tal health will be presented by The scent of pine and the sound of sleigh bells are to all interested adults regard- 1'U 4-2200. CI b 1. W the Recent Graduates Group \ nothing but a pleasant memory of Christmas past to less of formal education. It is ' u t l1S ednesday, March 23, before tc;king their of the American Association most of us, but for the busy workers of the Wom'?ns' taught by siaff members of the I guests a block away to the Musif' Hall for the Detroit of University Women from , Association of Grosse Pointe CongregationC\} Church, the Gre at B00ks Foun dation of Eastern Deanery to Ho d premiere of Louis De Rochemont's "Windjammer," the Grosse Pointe.)".,,, aura of the holiday season has never depar~ed. Chicago, for the purpose of nnd Day Convention .. . 1______training leaders for discussion ri~~. Cinerama presenta-, Among the friends invited ti~ar~~I~\~~~g r:~s;h;a~::se~~: (1\~I!(~r«' Mrs. Rob e r t Cl'toate" groups which are held through. The Detroit Ar'chdlocesan Sponsoring the 0 pen e r I t? the DAC dinner party, be- J~ck Gre:l!:d. 1I1l~. Ti;omas ~l; president of the Associa. are Mrs. George Brigham and out the Detroit area. Council of Catholic Women will \\'::s the Wom;:;I1's Auxiliary ~\(ll'< thf"lr many, many others. ".u J% lu 50t ~/""" u[I.""1,,f nnlvd "Spring Air" Mattresses ~pvcially priced for this event! VALENTE ':line :1-urnilure NORMAN EWELRY J T]fJ[1'''ILtll&£ STOBI, 16550 East Warren, c:'t Kensin9ton TUxedo 2.5060 1660 I E. WARREN GROSSE PIt BIRMINGHAM SAGINAW AIfN AlBOl OPEN THURSDAY AND F'RIDAY EVENINGS TILL 8:00 at Kensington 114-11IlI III 4-mI 1l1-S191 • SW2 TU, 1....800 , Thursday, March 24,' 1960 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen Woman's Page'. • • by, of,. and for Pointe Women Students Art Bride-Elect Baroque Quartet I pi d Fromm-Booth Culver Troop to Ride Exhibit at Center At Art Institute anne Parenthood Troth Revealed -----4 A most unusual and highly The newly formed Detroit 1\11'. and Mrs. Wallace G, interesting display of the artis- H B S h d I At Hunt Club April 9 Baroque Ensemble will present as Usy c e u e Booth of South Barre, Vt., an- tic talents of students in the its third and final concert of nounce the engagement of their BI k H T C k Grosse Pointe School System the season on Wednesday eve- daughter. Beverly C. Booth, to ae orse roop, rac Team of Military flam gl'ades 1-12 will take place Cavalry I\ing, March 30, at 8:30 in the B' W h Joseph L. Fromm, son of Mr. Academy to Give Exhibit; Also Club Juniors at the Grosse Pointe War Me- lecture hall of the Detl.oit In- eglnning it aT ea March 30 at MacGregor Center, and Mrs. Charles Fromm of Will Honor Troop With Dance morlal Cenler Friday, March stitute of Mts, 5200 Woodward a Membership Drive, and White Elephant Sale Kerby l'oad. --______25, through Sunday, April 10. avenue, Will Keep Group Active Until Fall Mart The bride.eleet was gradu- The Black Horse Troop, crack mounted Lancer Drill The Cenler is nlways open 9 The ensemble is made up of aled from the Mary Hitchcock T:am of the Culver Military Academy, will make a one to 0 o'clock week days and 12 cooe, cello, harpsichord and Now that the Detroit League for Planned Parent- Memoriat Hospital School of nIght appearance at an exhibition to be held at the to 5 o'clock on Sundays, but It soprano, featul'ing: Arno Mari- hood, Inc., has moved into new headquarters in the Nursing in Hanover, N..H., and Grosse Pointe Hunt Club. The mounted cadets will is advisable to call TV. 1-7511 ~~:n;~:~y o~~:he~~ra';h~a~~~~~~ central YWCA the group has turned its attention to a I ~~:n1seda ~~r~; °a:: t~~IVl\~~~~: arrive in. Gross~ Pointe on Saturday, April 9. I ~~~~r:~c~~~n~is~la~ie:ao~: :~~, . sky. solo cellist of the De- full c~lendar of events. ,-----.-----.-- chusetts General Hospital in FollOWing th~lr perform- ,------sometimes occupied by meet- troit S y m p h any Orchestra; This Wednesday there II mittee, and a large crew of Boston. ance that evenmg the Cul- ,late evening 5nack will be ings. Alice Lugershausen, concert will be a tea at the Me- other hetpers is al work almost I Her fiance was graduated \'cr Cadets will be hUHoreci I' "",neu, I included in lhe exhibits is a I[.,w harpsichord, a Grosse Pointer, Gregor Memorial Center at dally In the 'fost's recreation I from Grosse Pointe High School at a Sock Hop to be given Chaperones f.OI'the party will most Interesting display by t.he ••..•.•••.•..•.•.;, well known throughout Michi- Wayne State University room. in January 1949 and from ?y the Hunt Club Juniors, I be Hunt Club member,S MI'. and E.lem~ntal"Y Schools under. the ' gan; and Faye Turner, familiar iesigned t . t The Christmas Mart was so I Princelon University in 1953. In the Riding Ring Lounge. l\1rs. Erbln Wattles, of Bel'k- dlrectlon or Art Supervls~r, to many as the soprano of the ? acquam more successful last year it will be He received his degree ot Th e 'F oxhead"s are the ad- shire road '. and MI'. and Mrs, J . Donald Schrom. Featured . Will, ;•.,.... Grosse Pointe Me m 0 r I a I women With the work of repeat~d at the Veterans Mem- Master in Business Admlnistra- vaneed Juni 'd' 'tl Henry Smith of Harvard road I be unusual soap and star(;fl re- Church. • the League. oriai on OctolJer 27th and 2f,th tion from the Harvard Gradu- OI'rl lIlg comml ee ., , .. . lief painting which are made A September wedding is be- Guest artist fOI' Ihis per- A symposium cor,sisting of of 1960. ate School of Business Admin- of the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club, . The Horse Sh?w ExlubltlOlI over cI'ayon sketches In/( planneq by SHIRLEY C. wha..are headed by Janie Pratt, IS ~ndel' the auspices of the De- AIs i"1l .b paper JANSEN and Willi",m F. Wohl- formance will be Charles Sir- Dr. Dal.ell Statzer, chief clini- 'rhe same successful team Isration in 1958 and subsequent. preSident, daughter of Dr. and traIt Cuiver Club and the a on. veIl WI e .' " ard, bassoonist. and also a mem- cian; Jearf L. McNeill, R, N., will again be in charge: Mrs. Iy remained on the faculty for G Poi t H I CI b C I mache birds complete With field, Jr. The bnde-elect IS the 111rs, LawrenCe Pratt, of Wind- rosse n e un u. u - h . daughter of the Adolph J bel' of the Detroit Symphony ,clinie supervisor; the Rev. Wil- John L. Kenower, Chairman; a yea I' as a Research ,Assistant mill Pointe d iv . T m K h vel' Lancers are under the dinc- feathers. A wale menagene .... . Orchestra. lliam B. Sperry, reclor of Christ Mrs. Joseph L. Hudson, Jr., in the Finance Department. He vice president I' sone, Of0 Mr aandn, lion of Colonel Gerald Graham, WI'11 be house d consls. fmo.,.g f Jansens of Severn road • and The concerts of this group are Church and chailman Of the Mrs. Edward D. Quint, and Mrs. is now working in ,Cambridge, Mrs Kenneth F Kah~ f Director of Horsemanship at animal sculptures made of po"'- her. fiance IS. the son of the devoted chiefly to music of the League's Ministerial Adviso!".! James H. Carmel, Vlce-Chair- Mass. Lell:lston road' Bro~k Janis' se~- Culver. He will accompany the dered asbestos mixed wit h se~JO~ WohlfJelds, of Fraser, Eeventeenth and eighteenth Committee, and Mrs, James man. Of course, we have learn- A June wedding is planned. retary daught~r of Mr. and'Mrs. boys to Detroit for their Ex- water.. . . . Michigan. century. The increasing popu- McEvoy, founder of planned ed some things from experi- ' Andrew C. Janis of Handy road hibitlon. Fascmatmg paper collages larity of Baroque Music with Parenthood and a former mem- ence. and some changes will 'be The man who is all \\Tapped and Peter Grossi, treasurer, so~ Kenneth F. Kahn, an alumnus fashio?ed of nel~spaper and Final the public today makes an en- bel' of the national hoard. made, but yoU will be hearillg UII in himself is exposed to tilll Of Mr. and Mrs. Piero Grossi of Of the Culver Black Horse Troop magazme scraps Will. add COIO~ ~y,nphony semble of ,this kind doubly de- A 'movie, "Fair Chance" more of that later on. enld. Cloverly road. is assisted by his wife. Virginia to the wa!ls as Will severa sirable. which shows how birth control The officers of the Foxheads in arranging for billets Satur~ay paper mos~lcs: . Concert Mar. 31 Contemporary works are also applies to Individual situations have arranged for elates for the night for the cadets In the Of speCIal mterest WIll be a int'~uded on 'the program; such \vill be shown. cadets with the girls of the Grosse Pointe homes of mem- group Of: han~ pUI?pets con- The Detroit Symphony Or- as th7 Sonata for Cello and Since the League has been Choose a Gay for Spring School. Folluwing the dance a bel'S of the groups structed In con)unctJOI1 with a chestra wili play its final con- HarpSIchord composed f~r Paul denied participation in the Color -----'------.______play entitled "Around the cert of the season Thursday, Olefsky by Robert Evett In 1955. Torch Drive it must raIse its World with Eisenhower." The March 31, at 8:30 o'clock in This number is included In the own funds through individual puppets are dressed in cos- Ford Auditorium. program of March 30. contributior;s. This year for the Blonds are blonder tumes of Europe, the Mediter- , Paul Paray will conduct an The program Wednesday first time the League has in- ranean, and the OrleJlt. all Beethoven program for the night will also include works ltiated a membership drive to .,' . red-heald's are This exhibit is a "must" stop season finale including the by Gailliard, Scarlatti, Mozart, begin In April more radiantly red for Pointe residents of all ages. Symphony No. R in F major, Hand~1 .and Ba7h. "The Detroit League for Plan- '"i."' the Adagio from the "Prome- It IS m!erestm?, to note that ned Parenthood has now estab- " and brunettes are theus" Ballet Suite and the the harpslc:wrd IS regarded as lished a schedule of member- , . , to fit a [' Dye Juniors Symphony No. '3 ("Erolca") in a modern Instrument by ma":y ships which we hope will broad- positively glowing. To Have Dance E fIat major. present day composers and IS en the Interest as well as the child's foot! ';1 The Society of Contributors treated so by them. • :' support of our work. There lvil1 , Our own process of bleaching, to the Symphony will hold its A great number. of c?ntem- be three categories of contribu_ frosting and tippifl9. The Detroi, Yacht Club will annual election meeting in the porary w~rks are III eXistence tions: active, supporting and I have a Junior Inter-Club Dance City-County Building. at 5:30 for the lOstru!!1en~, both as contributing. With the adoption Party, Friday" from 9 to 12 p.m, the evening of the con- solos and c~mblnahons. of this program, we expect to o'clock, in the Grand Ballroom. ce,!'I. Alan E. Schwartz, Society T~e DetrOIt Baroq~e Ensern- COil fine our fund-raising cam- Perry Deak.in, Junior Activi- presidel't, has Invited all mem- ble IS the oniy mUSical group paign entirely to large special Robelle Beauty Salon MIth.I~.I.lh. ties chairman is in charge of bel'S to remain for a subscrip- o~ this type in the Detroit area. gifts," J:;\i arrangements and the Junipr tion dinner following the elec- Tickets for the perfonnance are. r . 19027 Mack at 7 Mile Road TU 4-1130 $2.50 ($1.00 for students) and J ?hn \\'. Coe has accepted Committee members are, Nelson tion. I ::::c~~::s~:e~~e~~i1i~;;":,'~ are available at Grinell's. ~h~lrmanship of the Member- Open Thu~day and Fr:dcy Eveningl Steiner, Robert Jones, Ron Har- Jf:'ome H. Remick Jr., chair- ______ship Campaign. . Careful parenls depend'on .•.~ per and James Kirchler and man of the nominating com- CUSTOMER FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE The annual White Elephant Hack's e:lperiericed filtl!fa J Neil Stoneback. mittee, has announced the nom- I inees for election to the board Northeastern Women Sale this year will be held on who KNOW how chj]dr~n'~ . \! The popular Holliday's Or- April 28th in Mlller Hall of ,f.' 'I wiII include l\'1rs. Carl H. chestra will play for dancing. To Hear Lily Daehe Story Christ Church, Grosse Pointe. shoes must fit. }:. ;"! The DYC Juniors will be host Zuber, Dr.' Hugh Stalker and Messrs. Phillip R. Fianders, This has become well establish- to teen-age members (16 to 19 Northeastern Women's Club ed as a place to look for years old) from Detroit Boat John B. Ford III, Harold R. will have its spring tea in the Foss and Robert Wardrop. "£1l1ds". and our white ele- Club, Country Club, Grosse parlors of St. Philips and st. phants get better all the time. Pointe Yacht Club and Loch- Stephens church. 14225 Frank- Mrs. r.:than Prewitt is Chair- moor Country Club. fort. on March 28, at 1:30 man. Once again, the "merchan- DYC JunIor High School set Village Garden o'clock.' The program will be dise" is be i n g assembled, (up to 15 years old) will attend the life story of Lily Dache, sorted, cleaned and patched- the Boat Ctub's dancing party Club' to Meet by Mrs. Bette Lighthauser. when practical - in the base- that evening sponsored by the For infants, a strai(;bl last, firm.soled ment of Mrs. William C. Tost's • club's teen-age members. The Vili!lge Garden Ciub will home on Cloverly Road. Mrs. DOUBLE 'I'ROUBLE shoe thai gives a child the correcl hold a meeting Friday at the HenIjl Wineman, Mrs. Louis fool support for his import ani 'first steps. Camp Fire Girls Round-Up Detroit Athletic Club with Mrs. The high cost oi living is one Heavenrlch, Mrs. The 0 dol' e Raymond Berry as hostess. problem-and the taste for high Buttrit'k, and 1\lI's. Robert This Friday at Library Assisting her will be Mrs. living adds still another. Pierce are on the pickup com- 6' The C a mlP Fir e Girls oi Ken net h •.Cunningham, Mrs. Grose Pointe will have a round- John H. French and Mrs. R. F. up this Friday at 7:30 o'clock Given., at the Grosse Pointe Central The program will be "Con- LIFE - GROUP - PENSIONS? Library. servation. " Past, present and prospective FIRE - CASUALTY - members and their mot her s have been invited. Detroit Sorosis to Hear " 'MISCELLANEOUS INSURANCE? Mrs. Lecklider Tuesday .• WE CAN HANDLE IT IN SOUN[) Detroit Sorosis will meet Tuesday at the Women's City COMPANIES AT MINIMUM COST Club at 12:30 o'clock for a sub- scription iuncheon, , II1rs. Arlington Lecklider will speak on "A Visit to the Bible ARTHUR J. ROHDE Lands." -UfD OOHP-UfY e...... ,.,.. STEADY PACE INSURANCE {J!!!' The way to make this year a success is to have started right I 2711 Fast Jefferson, Detroit 7, Mich. LO 7.6100 I f and keep right on going. ' ~ The Newest! The Youngest! ...... The FAIREST LOOK Propers (( FINAL the coral-toned make-up collection by 'Winter Clearance FRANCES DENNEY Coral. .. lhc (a~hion that hegs for thclo\f~Jy, lilting beauty of "Lighthearlcd" make- Outer Garments up. As fa"cinating for pale hlonries as for Ihe rawn.haired, "Light-hcartcri" hegins ,,,jlh a founriatio/1 of incrcrlihly rTl~~h.looking color, a AawJes~ inncr.[;lou;. And it features "Lighl.heartrri" liI"lirk ... ll hright. clear coral with a mllgic all its own. CAR COATS, OVERCOATS, JACKETS In the "Ught.heorted" tempo (and prrjcel Kith the nw, greens, and blues, and brigl~.~. 11;0.1) all this exciting make.llp ... NOW DISCOUNTED VIVA fLUID MAKE.UP. S.OO. LIPSTICK, FACE POWDER, SATINY TOUCH.UP. ROtlGE (Creme or cake), 2.00 each. For your eyes, a louch of jade, LIQUID EYE MAKE.UP. 3.00 priCe! plus lax ~.Tv"t- One--Third Off fy.,l~ A~ . i Ladies' Cashmere Polo Coats '1".<. .. / Regularly $175, now ~6h\;. 16926 Kercheval Ave, Delit'er;es-TU 5-8900 Kercheval-between Notre Dame and Clldier.:x, Grosse Pointe TUxedo 2.7230 t g 7 hr ••• hrbb'z, , trtr. , b b t • bb b bz h h ...... , ¥! q; , .Q'(&'%{ a 4 $ • • $ $ .( QIi. : a a a $1 , . $' ¥" 2 , i Page Eighteen 5ROSS! POINTf N&WS Thursday, March 24, 1960 Society News Gathered- from All-of the Pointes Pi. lUiss Scherer Pointers Join Prevention 'School to GivejSt. Pat's Dinner Danc~ IRep()rt on AfricaFor Methodists Feted at GPYC Study for Cancer Society 'the speaker for the' Lenten zen, TU 1-8739, Fellowship Committee Chairman. Mrs. George T. Hunter and An important first step to. !III's. Lance Haskeli. !III's. C. A. Plays Friday At GPYC ~ratvs Crolvd Dinner at the Grosse Pointe Methodist Church on Wednes- her daughter Mrs. Matthew A. ward cancer prevention has Windsor, Mrs. D. E, Statzer, At curtain time on Friday, It would be practlca11y im- III. and Mr. and 1\lrs. Lionel day. March 30. will be the Rev. Houghton of Berkshire road bcen Interested in new business? Freshen Up for Spring! Would you like to Expert Native Oriental Rug Cleaning see new faces In right here in Detroit - also exper~ native repairinr your store? 1'he Fille,! IVr,rklllt1I1f/,iJ' Obta;nalJle AtlJ'whe,,! Call DODGE DART I Contaet- Darl. gt - HOW OODGE BLOW-OSTWO GREAT CARS: lOW.PRICED DODGE DART. !UXlJRlOOS '6() DODGE _ Our displays of tne newest oriental rugs TU 5.4817 are always complete and we in~ite your CANFIELD MOTOR SALES, INC. inspecticl"n, with or 19391 Mack Ave. Grosse Pointe Woods TU 5.0994 without your decorator. • 2 e •• $ S22 $ $ C927' IJ? 77-' ' 5Ssri 5 5~5 ,,5 $ , m r $ ' ?ar ' , r ' p g , 2 777 2res as 7 a sac r 'M. 1 $ 9. 5 17 'Cds1 S 1m 9 5 'm Thursday, March 24, 1960 GROSSI! POINTI! N!WS ------\ Pagl Nineteen Business Men List Candidates Earn First Swim Title in Blue Devil History' Warraiu Denied Brilliant Cast The 9peclal nominating com- Bransby, Bransby Studio; Ted Booked By Cass mittee of the Grosse Pointe Ewald, Ted Ewald Chevrolet In Burglary Business Men's Association, Co.; Frank GaIda, J. C. Penny composed entirely of its past One of the outstapding casts Co.; Ralph Kirchner, Ralph A warrant charging Edward of the season will be seen at the Prseldents, gave its report at Kirchener & Assoc.; Mr. Mc- , .Jezierski, alies Jack Thompson, Cass beginning l\1arch 28 when the .group's regular March Court, Peter Pan, Inc.; Thomas I 42, with breaking and enter- Meeting, held at the offltes of Shirley I Booth, Jean Pierre Offer, Smith Hague & Co.; illli, was denied by the Wayne Aumont, Nina Foch and Cath- Smith, Hague Co., last Thurs- Harold Phelps, First National . County Prosecutol"s office. It day noon. leen Nesbitt witl be starred In Savings and Cyril Verbrugge, 'W<1S disclosed by Park Police the late Colette's "La Seconde" C. Verbrugge Market. Chief Arthur Louwcrs. The cancllctates suggested which has been adapted from are: President, Robert Wilcox, President Norman Kopper- Jezierski, who was arrested her novel of the same name by Jacobson's; Vlce.Presldent, Rob- schmidt accepted the list and in on Monday, March 14, after Lucienne Hill. ert Harrison, Harrison's; Al- accordance with the by-laws trying to break Into the home " The engagement is for two bert D. Thomas, Albert D. then opened the meeting for of Phillip Leon, 15637 Wind- weeks and will be pn~sented by Thomas, Inc.; Seeretary. Mar- any additional nominations. mill Pointe drive, was de- Leonard Sillman and Carroll garet Rice. Margaret Rice, Inc.; Here John Sutton of the Grosse clared mentally incompetent, and Harris Masterson who will Treasurer, Clayton Alandt, Ver- Pointe ~oving Company was and returned to the' Ypsilanti take the comedy-drama to New heyden's, nIc.; Paul Gach, Paul nominated for director. Slate Hospital, from where he York the week of Apri118. Gach Studio; Directors, Ralph Secretary, Dr. Robert O'Neil , was on convalescent leave, the advised that the forthcoming , ('hief said. The walTant was re- Colette is best known to Am- "Cuff Notes" will carry tpe fused on those grounds, the erican theatergoers for her place of the election meeting, chief added. brmiant "Gigi" which was published during the last war which will be Thursday, April Police Cpl. 'fhomas Martin, ,vhen she had reached the age 21 and the same mailing w11l and Patrolmen Adhemar Mou- of seventy. As a book, a film deliver the officIal ballots. ton and Don~ld Del;lace, P~I'- aDd as a play, in France and r ThE.' Assoclation, one of the I tates, "(jlgi" proved largest in the Detroit Metro- dl'lve, down Korte, .to about to he the biggest 3uccess of her politan area is often lauded for three-quarters of a mile out on career its work in keeping pace with Lak.e St. Clair ice. I ';L c::: d" demands from this fine com- • The officers remained at the n a ~~con e Colette In- munity of residents. shoreline, and ''(itnessed Jezier- troduces us ~o a connubial ski falling Uu'ough the ice up household. tYPlca,1 of the g~eat to his armpits, just this side of r:rench aut?oress vast ima~ma- the c!lannel bank. He pulled tlOn. The Wife, a beauty. laVishes u... u'rUWOIS III. IIdlkbols • aM 3.7501 Volleyball Begins ts304 mCHfYAlII. hllt.osfitld , VA HOlt himself out. A few steps her affections on husband and For Girls at Club further and the man would ~on. T~e hus.band, a celebrate.d I have plunged intn about 20 feet pIaywl'I.ght. I.S dev~ted to hiS of water, it was said. profeSSIOn, hill family-and his Before You Close On The Junior and Senior Girl When J e-Lierski failed to secretary .. Spolis Groups will be stading heed the officers' shouts to re- Nevertheles~, we have a pic- turn to shore, Patrolman Nou- ture. of blissful happiness FORDS their volleyball practice ses- -Picture by Rred Runnells sions this Thursday at the Coach Paul Wheeler in his second year as head JOHNSON, DON HAYNOR, DAVE DAVENPOR~ ton drew his service revolver despite constant rumors as to SEE and fired a warning shot inUl the extra-marital affairs .of the Neighborhood Club. swimming coach piloted the Grosse Pointe Blue Devils HAROLD REGAL, ART POST and TOM JOHNSON. to the first State Ctass A swimming championship in the air. Startled, Jezierski, man. In the play, as In the Any girls interested in this Third' row: MIKE TARSNEY, JOHN HOWARD, again fell througt. the ice, and novel,. the same light Uluch Dick Warner the history of the school Saturday, March 12, in the MIKE LafOREST, NEAL BAUER, PETE ARONSON, I sport are invited to join either after climbing out of the ,vater, prevaJls. Simms-Dawson University of Michigan pool in Ann Arbor, Michigan. BARRY BRINK, CY JUDSON, CHUCK WATTS, JIM came toward the shore and 1------of these groups. The Junior I The Devils also are the undefeated Border Cities Ford,'lnc. GAUSS, and GREG TAUBENECK. Back row: COACH meekly surrendered. wallet and a set of car keys Girls (teenage) meet from 6:3,0I League champion and the Royal Oak Relays champion. PAUL WHEELER, BOB SHERWOOD, PETE VAN At the station, where he was from a car parked there. The 'ormerly Adam.Simms, 'ne. to 7:30 p,m. and the Seniol' First row, left to right: STEVE SELANDER, GEORGE IfULL, DOUG SEARLES, STAN WILSON, CHARLES questioned, Jezierski admitted items were found in his pos- VA 1.1000 Res. TU 1.5251 Girls (adult> from 7:30 till 9 MEASEL, WAYNE WILNER, JOHN LaBLONDE, MUNSON, MAR~ GREGORY, ANGUS McGARVAH, he tried to break into the Leon session when he was searched. p.m. every Thursday. Co-captains'LAUREN BOWLER and DICK LAW, and CHRIS KIMBALL, CHARLES MISTELE and JIM home, and also tried to get into Chief Louwers said that NORBERT OLZMAN. Second row: JOEL SPITZLEY, CHANDER. two other homes in Pemberton. Jezierski did not give any ad- BOB HAMMOND, RUSTY BECKENHAUER, JOHN The man confessed that he dress, when questioned, but it broke intn four garages in the was found that he was on leave Custom Ster~o Barrington-Pemberton area. and from the State Hospital. He Church, to Hear UNIDENTIFIED BIKE FOUND in one garage, owned by Mrs. was returned when the warrant You will find fu!l control stereo throughout your Henry .~a,'leNamed to Society Willelma Greenlee, he took a was refused, the chief said. home amclingly inexpensive when yeu consult • , • A stray bicycle was found in Consul on Caluus Henry Earle of 390 Washing- Wayne, Oakland and Macomb front of a store in the Village ton road, the senior vice presi- counties. by a City police officer, Tues- dent of the First of Michigan The American Cancer So- ELECTRON ICS A commemorative program day. March 15. The bike had no ; ADAM~~~~~~~ C,-H_O_P_H_O_US_E...., ellncotn on the life and work of Albert Corporation, bas been elected ciety, established ill 1913, is a license and the fenders wer-e seeretary of the American 'Can- voluntary association of Ameri- missing. It is being held in (,~. In Our Theatre Lounge AT AN Convert your prelent phonograph to STEREO, or odd an out- Camus, French philosopher and ~ cer Society. Southeastern Mich- cans united in a nationwide bac!t of the station house. ., Every };vening UNBELIEVABLE door lawn speaker for your spring and summer enjoyment. novelist, will be held at the igan Committee, Inc. program of service, education U.S. Prime 12.0%. Filet Mignon Free eltimcte ct your con¥£nience. Complete Dinner-From Appetizer to Des!rert Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church The eleciion of seven. offi- and research to defeat cancer, Exotic entertainment nightly b:glnnfn~ at Architects and Bunder. {nqulrle. tnvited on .sunday evening, March 27, at cers was announced last week the country's second leading 8:30 In our the"tre 10unl:e 8 o'clock. by the volunteer Board of Di. cause of dC b b b t • , h b , , t e', , t t h • , h t .... b . »OZ. tr t tn>_tatskbe ' bh? h t b •• b b b ...... bb". h b en b.' . .. . Page Tw~nty G'R os S'EP 0 I N TEN E.W S Thursday, March 24, 1960 Austin Tankers, Face City Me~t This' S~nday Boat Banter By Fred Runnells According to the calendar Spring arrived last Sunday and ~~ fRfD RUnnHlS it was greeted with varying de. grees of enthusiasm along the river front. At the Detl'Oit Yacht Club Babe Ruth League Invites cat\loat chairman John McHugh became so excited he sent out a salling release announcing the Lads and Dads to 'Rally 'start of the 1960 season for Saturday, April 2. Connie OU Boys interested in playing The Babe Ruth League of will defend hIs 1959 Club cham- baseball in the Babe Ruth Grosse Pointe is headed by a pionship In a series of races League of Grosse Pointe are nine man boa I'd of directors, which will be held between the invited to aHend the annual They have been meeting regu. Club and the Detroit shore each rally at Grosse Pointe High larly all winter laying plans for weekend through May. For the School April 4 league official~ the oncommg season. Consider. first time the series will be announce. An evening of fun able thought and diScuSSion' sailed in the new flberglas:i Fly- and information for lads and goes into making preparations ing Scot sloops which aregrad- cads is p:omisrd. I IVI S jJI'Ogl'SIlI of thiS scope. I ually replacing the old LU'edtke The ral~' is a preliminary to I Organizational pro c e d ures I catboats at DYC, Edison Boat the opening of the 1960 season, and policies must be established Ciub and Detroit Boat Club. of play for about 300 boys, ages that will insure' a smooth-func. These clubs will compete the 13 to 15 inclusive,' who reside tloning league. Phys~'MI needs Flying Scots iri' the DR VA in the Park, City and Farms. such as score boards, and of. ..•i!IIIIif •.; inter-club regattas during the Some 18' teams - are being ficial scorer's tables also must Austin Catholi~'High's swimming team, are favored to repeat Second row: JIM.GERAUX, PETE ALANDT, WOODY WILSON, summer. planned. I be constructed and made ready their 1957 win of the .Catholic League':s city meet this Sunday in JIM NELSON, TJ::DBONN:EAU,GARY SHIRELLA, JACK RYAN, ...... Opening day is set for Satur- for the three flelds-Neighbor- PattQIl PooL The p~rochial school meet ha~ been postponed a w.!ek JIM ~CHUJ;.TE, ROY .VORHEES, RON BRODOWITZ, HUBERT Norbert Taylor. owner of the nay, May 14. The season,! in. hood club, Kerby Field and due to the' state basketball tournament recently held in Lansing. New York 32 sloop "Vitesse II" eluding play-offs and cham- Grosse Pointe High School- BOHL~. Standing: JERRY BRATrON, KIT De FEV~R, TOM KAHN, Here are the AUiltin Var~ity swimniers: first row, left to l'ight: JIM 'ROGER LeROSE, MARTY BURKE, MIKE WHYTE, JIM FOLEY, winter wet stored at Bayview, pionship rounds, will 'rlUl until where the games are played. CLEARY, BILL GEHRKE, DON HANNON, MIKE FITZSIMONS, just gmnted and said "what late in July. Every boy will be Other members of the board JA Y BUYSEE, JOHN S C HOE N HER R, BRYON UNTI, JOE DON DIEBEL, TED BIDIGARE, JERRY O'BERSKI, Assistant Coach difference does it make what uniformed and assigned to a of d i 1'1" I" tors include Jerry HAL JOERIN, Coach MEL GIOVANNUCI.\ the calendar says, we've been \ . regular team which plays a full Hughes;' vice president; John CLIFFORD, ALAN.SUREL, BUD WALTERS, DENNY WALTERS. working on 'Vitesse' all winter Ichedule of games. Bielawski, t I' I" a sur e 1'; PaUl and wIth a 'break' we'li have A film, "Tigertown," sched- D!ackburn, minor le~gue cG-?r- the topsides painted by next uled for showing in the High dinator; Leonard Link, maJor \veek and have OIily the bottom School Auditorium at 7:30 p.m., 1e a g u e 'co-ordinator; Russell left to do." will be a feature of the April 4 Peebles, grounds; and Lawrence . .. . rally, In color and narrated,by Kenn.edy. speci~l eve~ts: At:y Van Patrick it pictures the '59 one Interested In .asslshng",m training season of the Tigers the program is inVIted to con- and should have much to offer tact a member of the board. the bud din g Cobbs, New- housers, Kalines, and Gehrin- gel's of Grosse Pointe. League Laker Kid Team President Elmer Van Tiem will conduct (he meeting and intro- Wins Thriller duce the s port s celebrities being invited to participate iri St. Paul's 78e1'5 od the the rally. sixth grade )lasketball teams ad- An opportunity to register I vanced in the City CYO basket- will be given at the rally to) ball playoffs last Sunday, those boys who have not yet March 20. don e so. Most, have been The 78ers squeezea out a 33- contacted by mail and have 32 win over Joan of Arc which already responded to Secretary was the closest call the 78en George Spaulding. Those who have had all season. haven't and who would lik.e to Joan of Arc's big 6 feet 2 do so before the rally may con. inch Mike Fitzgerald pumped tact Mr. Spaulding at his resi- in 20 paints for scoring honors. dence, 467 Touraine ,or secure The 78ers depended on team infonnation by telephoning TU scoring balance with Jim Turn- 2-7339. er leading the way with 10 fol- Fund raising actiVities for lowed by Barry Trombly 7, Jim the league are in full swing. Bigham 7, Ken Smolaerk 6 and A budget of some $7,000 h~s Bill Edwards 3. been established by the Board The sixth grade team cap- of Directors as neeessary to tured a lopsided 35-9 win over carry on the program. Major Joan of Arc with' the rebound- expense items other than unl. ing ,of Don Oliver 'and Don forms include umpiring fees, Amex highlighting the play. STANDINGS balls and bats. accident and Rick Jablonski paced the at- "A" LEAGUE liability insurance and field tack with 14 points for indl- lV L In a I n ten a n I" e. Many loyal vidual scoring 'honors. BilI Big- St . .Tames 4 lJ Grosse P.. Methodist 3 2 patrons, businessmen.sponsors ham cashed in 9. Don Amez 6, G.P. Congregational 3 2 and parents traditionally join Don 'Oliver 4 and Jim Moxley 2. G.P. Woods Presbyterian I 4 to support the league. Director Christ Church 1 4 "B~' LEAGUE Harold Andersen, 1027 Bed- W L ford, is heading the drive for St. Paul's (I) 5 0 Plan Selective GP. Woods Presbyterian 3 2 funds and will be happy to hear Our Lady Star of the Sea 3 2 from potential contributors. Christ Church 2 3 Service Tests GP. Memorial 2 3 St. Paul's' (2) 0 5 Jr. Badminton ~ lie" LEAGUE Tourney Ap,.il2-3 SPORTSMEN Rifle ranges, lI1 '!' .... ". ," .... ,. " ..' Thursday; March 24, f 960 'G R 0 S SE POI NT ENE W S Page Twenty.on. YOUR AD CAN BE C:HARGED Thr.. Trunk Lines to Serve You 9uickly CALL TUxedo 2-6900 Three Tru'nk Lines to Servtt You Quickly DEADLINE 3 P.M. TUESDAY 2B-':TUTORING 5-Sltuations Wanted 6-FOR RENT . CLASSIFIED RATES 6A-FOR R!:NT (Furnished) 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICL£S FOR SALE Chorge Ads-12 words for $1,00 PRIVATE TUTORING' NURSING expel'lence. W,lll live I (Unfurnished) 4 ROOMS and bath. Heated, BOY'S AND GIRL'S clothing GREEN mohair davenport, good IN in with semi-invalid or el- I GROSSE POINTE Farms, 135 ANTI QUE cradle complete Cosh Ads-12 words for 90c side entrance. 1 or 2 adults. various sizes, some new. Very condition, $25. VAHey 1-9854, YOUR OWN HOME derly. VErmont 6-0978. Muir. 2 bedroom duplex, gas Leather top round coffe e roc e~ch additional word I TUxedo 2~0063. reasonable. TU. 2-6559, table, $25. TU 5-7601. All subjects; all grades. Adul ts 5A"':"SITUATIONS WANTED I heat, $75, Call an~ childl'en. Certified teach- 'l'ERRACEHOME. Living room CIDNA, furnlture, rugs, all Children's Portraits MOVING-4.piece modern bed- DOMESTIC PA,RK, 1127 Beaconsfield. Low. - era. 14x22; dining room, 13x14; tiques, miscellaneous, bough t in room set, %-ton Chrysler TUXEDO 2-6900 I er 4 room flat. Heated, $75, Call: library, butler pantrY, large and sold. Majestic Furniture , air-conditioner for casement 3 Trunk Lines WHITE LADY wants cleaning couple. DRexel 1-1163. kitchen. 3 bedrooms,-one wIth PASTEL DETROIT AND SUBURBAN and ironing. Steady. VA 3. 10227 Woodward, TOwnsend window. Silverware, Com. LINER STAnONS dressing room. 2 baths plus 6-2500. by Stephen Gyurich munity Plate, service for 12. TUTORING SERVICE 0334. RIVARD BLVD., studio apart- m~id's quarters with bath. CUNNINGHAM DRUGS ment. Three lovely rooms and TUxedo 1-5852 Rollaway bed. dinette table, KEN'YOOD 7~653 VACUUM BARGAINS ~b9415_:a~ehevalat Notre Dam e DAY WORK wanted; cleaning, bath, disposal, garage, pr!- For,appointment, Mackay, TU 1677 STANHOPE, G.P.W. 4 chairs, clothesrack, miscel- 2D-DANCE I a u n dry, Good references, vate entrance $95. TU 2-1391 2-4732 evenings, Saturday and Rebuilts 1 year guarantee laneous. VAlley 1-1748, HARKNESS PHARMACY Grassl' pOlnte.:BlrmiO:::ham'j-- ' ' _ ! Sunday, Hpovcrs \',',tbeater $16.95-$39.95 INSTRUCTIONS NORITAKE china, service for ~~l~ 4.~~. Ave at Lochmoo. Detroit $8, carfare. TO 8- BEACONSFIELD .. Lower five Rebuilt Eurekas ,$19.95-$34,95 FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT - 16B-ROOMS FOR RENT 12; lovely Alicia pattern, $50. - 0176. rooms, gas heat, decorated, Rebuilt GE's '"""", ,$19.95 Screens, all types, grates, Antique needlepoint occa. RUTH CARNEY DANCE . , $65. TUxedo 5-7740 evenings PLEASANT room in widow's Rebuilt Royals ., '. , . , , ,$21.95 andirons, tools. See display NEWS SALES STATIONS s at SMITH MATl'HEWS, sional chair, $15. VA 1-0070. DOWNTOWN AREA- STUDIO EXPERIENCED lady wishe home. Young professional or HARPER VACUUM - cleaning or ironing. Steady 835 NEF F ROAD. Modern upper business man preferred. TUx- 6640 Charlevoix Ave. WA Grand CIrcus Park news Stand 20945 MACK AVE. 17176 E. WARREN at Cadieu x BA-OFFliCi: EQuiPMENT MajestIc Bldg New! Sland days. References .. WAlnut 1. gas he at. 2 bedrooms sereened edo 5-5059. 2-7155. GROSSE POINTE WOODS 2243. porch. garage, $165. TUxedo TU 1-1122 OPEN 10 to 6 FOR SALE E. JEFFERSON TO CITY LIMIT ~ TV 1.6239 . ARTIlY Alden Park Manor TU 2-4782 5-8946. Available April 20th PRIVATE home, newly deco- TRADE-IN sofas and chairs U.S. Signal Corps re- TYPEWRITERS and adding Camerons Gift Shop. Waybum EXPERIENCED woman with ceiver-shor. wave, logs Ger- BALLET AND TAP CLASSES -- XI A1te;-R-oa-d-so-Uth~ rated, private kitchen,. garage. AP. in 'nice condition. Rea . machines, new, rebuilt. Reas- & Jeff references wishes housework DUPLE many. England, Radio Mos~ Park Drugs. City LtmIl! ¥onday and Saturday. VAI. Jeffer Bedford and Maek Ave. TUx- sonably priced. Van Uphol - onable prices. Natlonal Office 3-LOST ,AND FOUND son. Newly decorated, 3 edo 2-5439. stering Co., 13230 Harper cow, 33 states in U.S., etc. EqUipment. 16833 Harper at GROSSE POINTE PARK ley 4-9503. bedroo ms, 11h baths, $115 Miller Phannacy. Wayburn and Open 9 'IiI 9. . Crystal controlled. code os- Bishop. TUxedo 1-7130. Kercheval LOST: Lotos jeweled wrist TUxed o 4-2628. VICINITY Grosse Pointe, with cillator, 1.6-18 mc, 250-500 kc. Sullivan Phannaey, Beaconsfield watch and band, covered time EXPERIENCED 1a d y wishe s and Kercheval a widovl in new home. All FOUR rattan chairs, porch , and speaker. $35. TUxedo 1- BE-ANTIQUES piece, in snow storm Thurs- work as laundress 'or general For 1ease, near lake. Upper Wesson Drugs. on Charlevoix Av References. TY 7-4864. home privileges. Employed need to be slip-eovered 3319, after 7 p.m. GROSSE POINTE CITY day, February 25th, on Ker- flat, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. All lady. 3991 Haverhill. Colonial type brass chande AUTHENTIC Queen Anne cheval large rooms. Overlooking Wind- - cherry swing ieg drop Knopp's Pharmacy. Notre Dame or Ridge Road, or NEAT COLORED girl wishe s fiers. Pink wrought iron cir AGNES House of Bargains. WA leaf and Kercheval . mlil Po'mte Drive. WANTED - Business man to - table. Perfect conditIon, Cunnlnghams Drugs, Nctre Dame Birmingham. Reward. MId. three days Ironing, cleanIng cular table with glass top, 4 2.5040. AJI kinds of furni. $75. and Kercheval west 4-0253; WAInut 1-9454. ANN.B EDFORD GOODMAN share my home in Grosse chairs, ornate backs. TUxedo ture, misce11aneo'lS. 8723 LAkeview 1-2947. Notre Dame Pharmacy. NotTe Pointe. TUxedo 5-5769, 5:30- MI',ck. and Kercheval TU 5-6063 LO 7-4706 5-2775, 5 to 7. ANTIQUE 4-HELP EXPERIENCED LADY wishes 6 p.m. walnut bed and KInsel Drugs, 51. CLalr and Rer- WAHTED JO HN S. GOODMAN dresser. PRescott 6.6987. cheval MALE and FEMALE houSeworK. Monday uU-ough CHANDELIER, French Empire , -- GROSSE POINI E FARMS Friday. Dependable, refer . KERCH EVAL, near Grosse RIVERVIEW room in luxury gold giIted with five arms Chairs, Tables, Lamps apartment. Private bath, spa- 9-ARTICLES WANTED Trail Phannaey. Kercheval cn SALESMAN or woman inter- ences. WA 2-7175. Pointe. 6 room flat. $75 per Other chandeliers. P r i vat e All styles and sizes, 50% the HU! cious closet. Gentleman. LO. off. Farms .Drogs. Fisher Rd. and ested in increased earnings- month. Gas heat. TUxedo sale. Call evenings afler 6 and BOOKS purchased for cash. RELIABLE WOMAN wishe 8-2380. . Harper Store Only Kercheval to join our real estate staff. s 2-3046. weel.-ends. TU 4-3666. Entire libraries or fine single ',Schettlers Drugs. Fisher Rd, and Please dayS, cleaning, ironing, gen . Maumee call Mr. Champion, ATTRACTIVELY furnish ed VAN FURNITURE & UPHOL. items. Midwest Book S~rv- TUxedo 4-5700. eral. Experienced, references STElNWAY STYLE M KIusel Drugs. Mack and 7-Mlle ; .H ARCOURT, 742 suite for rent. Laundry, kit- 13230 Harper ice, Rd, one or five days. VA. 1-2676. Frultwood finish, in like new 4301 Kensington, TU Very ni chen, park. and telephone 5-2450 .. Woods Drugs Center. Mack and EXPERIENCED fountain help ce 5-rooms. Summer condition. Bargain. Selling for Boumemouth (7 MUe Rd.) g privileges, Located on Jef- OFFtCE DESK and chair, 17" wanted. Apply 21035 Mack WOMAN wishes light house- porch, as heat, garage, sepa- out-of-town owner. Gall Mr GROS~E POINTE WOODS , work for elderly woman rate basmeents. newly deco- ferson Beach bus line in G. E. portable television, 3 WANTED-Used Lees gold Grosse Pointe Pharmacy. Mack Ave. or call TUxedo 4.1170. WQod, Smiley Bros., TR. 3-6800 LUzon 4-4873. rated. Farms. Nurse or teacher pre- horsepower D a v. i d Bradley Bramble cr.rpeting. TUxedo end Huntington snow plow at- 1-2196. Harkne&s Phannacy. Mack and AUTO SALESMAN TU.4-Q96 ferred. TUxedo 5c4284. tracto~ with Lochmoor EXPERIENCED white' woman o TU 2,2757 tachment. TU 5-6070. How,.d ,Johnsoos. Mack and ,8, Sell new Chevrolet,;. Sales I ex- /, Mile, perience preferred but not \vith good references desires FIVE ROOMS newly decorated. 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT SUPPORT WANTED. housework and 1r 0 n i n g AUTO DRIVER8-0nly $9.16 Goronflo. Mack and AnIta necessary in auto sales. Will " Rivard rlear Jefferson. Older Arnolds Drug. Mack end Haw. VAlley 4-0~30. AIR-CONDITIONED 0 f f ice GROSSE PTE. SCHOOL quarterly buys $10,000- OLD CLOTHING thorne , offer complete training pro. cO'Jple. $100 monthly. TU 5- ideal . for professional for Bob's Drugs, Mack and Roslyn 0; $20,000 Bodily Injury and gram. Call Mr. Helm. WHITE lady deslies day WOTk. 7570. manufacturer's agent. Call BESTPRICESPAID DETROIT AREA EXCEPTIONAL $5,000 Property Damage Li- .Brlggs Drug Store, Mack and TED EWALD CHEVROLET References. VI 3-1791. Mr. C ham p ion, TUxedo ability. TU 1-2376. FOR MEN'S SUITS Touraine . ' VAlley 1-2000 . TROMBLEY , 4-5700. CHILDREN Firie 10wer flat. Three bed- TOPCOATS AND SHOES Rands Medica! Service Phannacy WHITE WOMAN, experienced , By Attending Basketball backboard, bop, $15 Mack and Moran LADY OF GOOD appearance, references, wishes day work 1'OO1TlS, two baths. Rec. room, SINGLE OFFICE and suite TUlsa 3-1872 Blue Cross Drugs. Mack and Neff Swim fin~, mask, size 6, 8, .. 2 Blue HIll Phannaey, Mack and under 43, general office ex- or 5 days. WOo 5-4447. gaS A.c. heat, 2-car garage, available. Air conditioned BENEFITCARD PARTY 'Intrigue, Tlc-Tac-Dough., .. 3 A telephone call will bring us Blue HIll . perience. Box G-88, Grosse carpetin g,,$235. building. Excellent Grosse to you immediately Devonshire Drugs. Mack and MAN or woman wishes work WAR MEMORIAL Flash camera ... '., ... ". '" 2 Pointe News. GRAYT ON - 3 Bedrooms, 2;.2 Pointe location. Also, single Devonshire ' Any type Domestic, porter APRIL 8 Hockey skates, sizes 5, 6, ... 4 COMPLETE "Pastime" jig saw L & L Pharmacy. Mack and Bea. baths, second floor :lUting room, office. St. Clair Shores. MagIc tricks, 45 rpms. consfield work. House boy. References puzzles. Good condition. Will $250 month. Maxon Brothers TUxet1(J 2-2593. Tickets ~1.50 Prizes Colony Patent Medicine. 15645 WANTED PART TIME ED. 1-4777. TUxedo 1-3319, after 7 p.m. pay 3lh cents each. TU 4. Mack ' Personable lady to promote new TUxedo 2-6000. Dessert and Coffee GROSSE POINTE 3663. ST. CLAIR SHORES cosmetic line and assist with LADY wants washing and iron Sponsored by Grosse Pointe SUMMER formals. size 9, $5. Arnold Drugs. Marter Rd, and - GROSSE POINTE Woods, 1962 SECRETARY fashi'Jn shows. Call TUxedo 2- irig at home. 4352 Maryland Federation of Teachers $6, Good condition. PRescott BOOKS bought in any quan- . Jefferson Vernie r Road. Modern 5 room Telephone answering. A save- 9.B61for appointment. TUxedo 5-5226. 5-3290. tity. Entire libraries, book- lower, carpeting, natural fire- your-step office address. TU BUNK BEDS, complete, $50 cases, art objects. Mrs. B. C. COLLEGE student or graduate place, disposal, incinerator, 5-4415. RUGS: 9 x 12, $30; 9 x 15, $35. LEGAL NOTICE 6-FOR RENT Gas stove, $5. Duncan Phyf e Claes, 1670 Leverette, WO for children's ten n i sand garage , separate basement dropleaf table, $15. VAlley Never used. G.E. vacuum, $20. WnfurnishecO OFFiCE SPACE available April Some hooked rugs. TU 1-15:;3. 3-4267. NOTICE is .hereby given that swimiIiing ,cotipsefor at reson WOod ward 1-9769, 9-5 p.m 15th. Grosse Pointes finest 1-4313, after 6 p.m. near Traverse City. Six wlX!ks, TUxed o 1-8769, evenings and the Grosse Pointe Club ALTER ROAD, south of Jeffer . bU$iness I 0 cat ion. Tracy ELECTRIC stove, SeWing ma whose premises are located July and August ..Call TUxedo son. Modern brick'upper and weeke nds. Building, 128 Kercheval. TUx- RUMMAGE SALE chine and irOller, Excellent POSITJVELY HIGHEST at No:. 6 Berkshire Place, 2-8461. lower 5 room' flats. IElectric edo 1-5007. condition. TUxedo 4-9434. PRICES PAID .COL Mov~d to smaller home Grosse Pointe Farms 36, stove .and refrigerlttor. Air ONIAL COURT. 440 Many 'miscellaneous items 4A-HELP WANTED conditioning. Landscape serv- For Fu~nitiJre /Ind Mieh., has applied to the 3 bedroo mS,IY,z baths, 2 story, DRIVING TO A DOWNTOWN for sale (Domestic) ice. Adults. VAlley 2-6611.. 5c TO $12! Appliances. Michigan Liquor Control $175 per month. OFFICE WHEN YOU LIVE 10 12 a.m., 1:30 to 2:30 p.m to SALE! SALE! SALE! "I Piece or 0 Houseful." 'THREE DAYS wet'.\ly, must COX & B~KER TU 5-7900 , Commission for a club license NEFF LANE, 2 bedrooms, stove , IN 'I'HE POINTE? Silver, dishes, lamps, small ap- have recent references and refrigerator, air-conditioJ)ed SATURDAY, APRIL 2 'PRescott 5.3733 to sell beer, wine and spirits , - \ 109 MORAN pliances, clothing. Ladies size able to speak English. Box completely carpeted, private BEACON SEIF,LD, 1092.B~au- to bona fide members only You probably are 9 short; men's size 44 long. T 333, GROSSE POINTE basement, garage. $150. No tifully decorated lower flat. and that it is the intent of TRANS-OCEANIC Zenith radio. Gashmerecoats, suits. shirts, lOA-MOTORCYCLES NEWS. children. TUxedo 4.3207. 2 bedr ooms. Heat furnished, using 1200 hours the. Liquor Control Com- garage, incinerator, stove, re- 7 bands, marine-weather. Op- dresses, blouses, skirts, riding FOR SAU a year that could erates on own power or 110. mission. to grant said license GENERAL HouselVpr~ 3 to 5 HARCOURT - 3 bedroom ter- frigera tion. Con v e n i e n t clothes; also twin spreads and CRUSAIRE 1957 (motor scoot- dayS weekly, vicinity Cbarl~ race, living room, dining transpo rtaUon, s c h 00111; be more productive Batteries included. $60. TU matehing dralles. Many mJscel- upon the expiration of ten 4-3724. er), Good condition, $90. VA days from the date he~eof. voix bus; active white woman room, bath, 2 lavs,. screened church es. QuietfamJIy. $95. if your office was lanNus items. Thursday and 1-8257. By Friday, side door, "16946'Chand- -Published in Grosse Pointe with some understanding of terrace, by appointment. TU. appointment WEbster situated in the CAl\-IERA-Retina III C, case, elderly. Give. recent refer- 4-9786. ler Park Drive, at Harvard Rd. News March 24, 1960. 2-3126. auxiliary !E'ns. Excellent con- ll-AUTOS FOR SALE ences and' detailS including Pointe. 1027 dition. TV 5-3564. telephone number for con. !i64 ST. CLAIR. Upper five LAKEPOINTE. Upper, FORD '57 Custom 300 2.door; lA-PERSONAl$ one bedroom, $60 monthly. WRIGHT-IDEAS offers the per- PIANO - Mas t o ;, ,'e t t t'tbtrr t 7 t $ • tZI! thO 'Ptttt.h •••• '? 2 bhs .:! -e, to. bbtbe." to n . ."b. '"...'be .,. h£:p_ •• • • h ...... Page Twenty.two GROSSE' POrNT'! NEWS .Thursday; 'March' 24, J 960 ' YOUR AD CAN BECHARGED Thr•• Trunlc Un•• To Serve You QuIckly CALL TUxedo 2-6900 Thre. Trunk Lines To S.rve You Quic~)V DEADLINE 3 P.M, TUESDAY ll-AUTOS FOR SALE I3-REAL ESTATE 13--REAL ESTATE I3-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 1.1A-GENERAL SERVICES 21H--RUG'CLEANING 211-PAINTING AND FURY 1958 Plymouth. White- FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE DECORATING walls, radio, heater, power 1250 GRAYTON. Center en. FOR SALE EXPERIENCED man would TACKED DOWN CARPETS COLORED, professional decora- steering, brakes. new tires, trance Colonial. brick, 3 bed. LAKELAND COURT nAKECREST LANE 37 PUTNAM Pl. like odd jobs, home repairs, AND FURNITURE ' undercoating, Simonized. One rooms, nursery. Gu heat, 'ine ContempoNry. Many In. alterations; kitchens, recrea- tor. painter, paperhanger. Between Mack and Charlevoix. New ranch-spacious L,R., sep- tion rooms and attics finish. Grosse Pointe references. 18 owner. TUxedo 5-6667. breakfast room, recreation teresUng details. Large bed. New, • bedroom Colonial. Den, room & bath down. 2 bedroom arate D.It., family rm., 4 bed- ed or remodeled. Free est!. years experience. TRinity 1- room. Open Saturday-8undt\,y rooms, extra large kitchen and mates. TU. 1-1065. CLEANED on 12-AUTOS WANTED modern birch kitchen, storms & bath up. dlnel;. Convenient laundry area. _ 7318. 3 to 5. TUxedo 5.6219. and screens, garage. Seeded HIDDEN LANE Refined decorations and quality 1950 to '54 Oldsmobile or Cadil- yard and shrubs. Excellent' ranclt. 3 b-edrooms. LOCATION HUGHES BROTHERS, paint- workmanship Excellent sur- DRYERS VENTED ing and decorating, wall lac convertible. Must be niet'. 1125 GRAYTON ERNEST G. MOELLER, BLDR. Family room. Gas A.C. heat. roundIngs.' . \ RUGS PICKEn. UP Private. VA 1.9.594. 4 bedrms., maid's qtrs. Early possession. $35,800. $ )5 Complete washing. expert paper hang- TU 2-0421 TU .. 9194 DAVID WILLISON, BLDR. ing, free estimates. 5293 63 HALL PLACE AND DELIVERED HIGHEST prices' paid for late MAXON BROTHERS TU 4.2106 . 5 Yrs. Experience Yorkshire, TUxedo 2-9750 4 bedrooms model cars. All makes. Tom HAW'rHORNE 1591' TU 2.6000 LA 7.0533 or TU 1-4162 or TUxedo 1.76117. Dinner, at O'Leary Cadillac, 37 WILLOW LANE Roomy brick colonial. H3lI 3 13A-LOTS FOR SALE 20% 4 bedrms., maid's qtrs. NEW HOUSES PROFESSIONAL painting, pap- 17153 East .Tefferson, TUx. ~drm~,; 11::b:lths. p:mcled den FIREPLACE equipment, brass OFF CASH flnd CARRY edo 5-1200. 1150 BERKSHIRE and rec. nn., over-sized garage, BY BERKSH1RE-l!Ox17Z, st, Ciare and irons, tools repolished er hanging. wall washing and 4 bl!drnul., maid's qtn. good lot, worth seeing. Parish. Under prIced at $11,000. and lacquered, screens reo remove wall paper. Fully in- 12A-BOATS AND 801 UNIVERSITY RICH:\RD M.. TU. 1.6300. p air e d. Smith ~MatthewJ, PRIDE sured. LO 7-0070. MOTORS 3 bedrooms HOMER WARREN & CO. KIMGROUGH 6640 Charlevoix. WA 2-7155. CARPET AND FURNITURE - Johnstone & J~hnstone ERNEST A. BOCK SAILBOAT: 18' fiberglass In- 319 MOROSS 18118 Mack Ave. 'fU 5-9470 BUILDER LEWISTON l00'x150', S1. Paul'n Suburban MaintenMce PoInter and decorator; quality terlake, daeron salls. No up- 3 bedrooms Parish. Deeplands, 120'x96' CLEANERS keep problem. Summer and 248 CHARLEVOIX 1428 S. RENAUD - Appealing 885 WESTCHESTER Associates and color matchIng. the flnestl near church, schools. TU 1- FREE ESTIMATES Served Grosse Polnte homes for winter covers trailer. Every- 3 bedrooms semi-ranch near bus. schools. Dlstlnctlve, Early American 5853. "No Job Is Too Small" thing" new M year. Call B .425 MANOR Attractive condition. Library, home. 3 bedrooms. 2lh One phone call for all 106]5 CADIEUX 10 years. V. Benekel', MIdwest 6-3332, 4 bedrooms Recreation room (bar). brand baths, paneled activities home maintenance prob- 20685 Woodmont TU 1-6905 new kItchen; Bedroom, bath room, 2 car attached gar. Several desirable sites for lems. TUXEDO 5.5700 Blrmlngham. 614 PEMBERTON 1 or 2 story homes near WALL WASHING and Interior down: 2 bedrooms, bath up. age. UnIque decor md ap- PR 6.3938 TU 1-8444 211-PAINTING AND PLYCRAFT 1957-17 ft. wide. 3 bedrms., maid's qtrs. Glassed. screent.'CI terrace. Fine pol n t men ts throughout. lake - Grosse Fle. CIty, and exterior decorating; 20 beam, 50 b.p. Evlnrude manu- Inspect our photographs of tarpetv, drapes included. QuIlk $39,500. Farms and Shores. Also LUGGAGE, trunks, zippers, DECORATING years experience. O. Pou- aL Convertible top. Fully other fine homes throughout possession. Land contract, terms several 100' 1016 In Blair- sample eases repaired.. Gold -----J ---- __ part. VAlley 2-2j22. equipped. VA. 1.8257. Grosse Pointe. available. ' . 599 RIVARD moor sUbdivision n ear stamping, CUstom built lug- PAINTING and paperhanging: with COMPLETl!: DECORATING HUGH CHALMERS Authentic Wllllam s bur g Yacht Club, builders' gage. Travelers Trunk Co." Free. estlmates, reasonable SAILBOAT-Luedtke cat. Very Colonial 4 bedrooms, 2Y.! terms. 10323 Mack. VAlley 2-6734. rate~. Richard CulUng, PR . SERVICE reasonable. VA 1-8257. C•• W TO. l ES TU 4-4040 baths, actlvitles room, elec- CARPET LAYING 5-4883. ROBER1' MATTHEWS 74 Kercheval - TU :5-4100 CHAMPION REALTORS tric kitchell, 2 car attached NEW AND OLD TU 2-1402 . 12F-RESORT PROPERTY PROFESSIONAL OFFICES garage. . A well planned 1834 NORWOOD Drive. 3 bed- TU 4-5700 Stair Carpet Shifted" FOR SALE PLUS home for gracious living. DONALD BLISS PAINTING and decorating. Ref- room face brick ColonIaL 1st RepairS of All Types Decorator floor lav., basement family 3 BEDROOM COLONIAL $47,000. erences. Inte11l0r, exterior, BEAUTIFUL large lot, 157' x LEO TRUDEL Exterior Interior Free estimates. Carl Heinlein, POMPANO BEACH room with bar. Kitchen table Mack, near Yorkshire. Extra FOR CPMPLETE DETAILS 197' on Sunningdale. PR 3- TU 5-0703 Free Estimates VEnlce 9-1537. Duplex east of Federal, across space. Many extras. ;House in large famIly room on 2nd. Gas 1658. ------35 Years in G.P. from golf rourse. Practicalli' excellent contlltion. P r ice d heat, 2-clir. attached garage. An CALL C. R. SHIRK, painting and I 13D-MORTGAGES 21lt-WATCH I,EPAIRING new, 2 one betlroom apartments right. Open 2 - 5 p.m. Sunday. excellent .spot for office and TUXEDO 2-2593 TU 1.7050 decorating, wall washing. plus hotelhoom, $19,950. 2451 home. $27,500 with $5,000 down. EXPERT WATCH and clock Fully insured. TUxedo 5- N. Eo 17th Street, Pompano KARL DAVIES rnpairing. Prompt service. BARRINGTON, 9'Z9.Brick bun- MORTGAGES PAINTING, papering, paper 4782. Beach. Call TUxedo 1-6436. Residential _ Commercial Reasonable prices. Bradley REALTOR' galow, ~. bedrooms 'and bath removed. Wall washing. FrnST MO~TGAGE Jewelers, 20926 Mack at T. J. PAINTING & Decorating. down., 4 bedrooms and bath up. Neat, reliable. Work guaran- TU 5-3220 HOLIDAY Commitment 24 hrs. .Money Hampton. TU 2-9309. and all repair work. VA 4- SOUTH FLORIDA RANCH Near schools and transporta- teed;' Mertens. 122 Muir, TU 3683. VA'4-5177. From Grosse Pointe, only a 81 Kercheval Ave. tion. 4 days $1,000.00 up, 6%, 5-7 21C-ELECTRICAL 2.0083. few hours by air to a gor- Member G.P. Broker's Assn. SHORES Yrs. Repayment. BALFOUR, 699. Stately, older SECOND MORTGAGE SERVICE 21J-WALL WASHING geous ranch In Florid~. BISHOP ROAD English'type home. 5 bedrooms, Painting end ,qecorating This L. C. Judd & Co. ex- LOANS., Equity above M"rt. ELECTRICAL WIRING AND 3 baths on second, 3 bedroQms, A Fine New Community Best of Grosse "olnte: Reference, WALL WASHING clusive is located on 153 gage of Land Contract Bal8I\ce REPAIRS Attractive brick Colonial. 4 .bed- bath on third. Garage apart- • IMerlar ' • exterior PAINTING & DECORATiNG acres of fertile land just . GROSSE PTE. WOODS plus Chattel on Contents, $525. ,Repairs Our Specialty, rooms, 2 baths and maid's quar- ment pays taxes and heat, Sell l=ree Estlmat .. REDUCED WINTER PRICES west of Ft. Lauderdale's ters so situated that they can on' contract. $2,000 - 18 Mo. Repayment. No Prompt Service. "Crllld Coast." A beautifuI be used as family bedrooms.' ' LOTS NOW AVAILABLE appraisal charge. License #22-654. JOHN R. FORTIER ELMER T. LABADIE 8 bedroom, 2 bath true panelled den. Breakfast room., Martha Bachers, Rltr, GRISWOLD KRAUSMANN ELECTRIC PR' 7.3551 western home awalts you, attractive recreation room. VAlley 1-7710 Sensible building restrlctlOI15. TUxedo 2-2064 c:omplete with beam, ceil. Home newly decorated. Fine Your builder oro~ MORTGAGE CO, COMPANY PAINTING and waUwashing.' WALL WASHING and paint- ings and Gratestone fire- carpeting. NORTH BRYS, 899-Custom 3- 423 Ford Bldg. WO 3.7280 TUXEDO 2-5900 Experienced, references, free ingdone. Very reasonable; places. This 136' home Is , bedroom ranch; excellent LAMPS repa1P6d and rewired In estimates. J, Hallam, VA 4- efficient. TUxedo 1-5306. situated on a high ridge KARL OAVIES TU 5-3220 A. F. BURCHARD 9676. condition. Near schools. Own- A $1,000 to " Million your own home if desired. which runs through the anne parker, tuxedo 5-04~8, & ASSOCIATES ANY MORTGAGE-ANYWHERE TUxedo 5-1838. 21K-WINDOW WASHING properly. There are serv- . er. TUxedo "2297. opens 789 st. Clair, furnished % s - 5':4 - 51!. - ~~ - 8 % '------MASTER PAINTER ant's quarters, a tenant'l!! or not. 3-bedroom bungalow, PR 7-401l4 J'HA-GI.Conv'l-Reflnance.Comms. Will mix custom colors G.OLMIN cottage; 'barns and other easy terms • • • 30248 Rose- LAKE ST. CLAIR Deal with reliable firm Eet. 1925 21D-t:LECTRICAL Working materials guar: WINDOW CLEANING buildings located nearby. briar off 12. Excellent bar- Call .TOHN QUINLAN VA 2-{)700 APPLIANCES SERVICE , Near Grosse Pte. Yacl1t 286 FISHER'RD., In the F&rIIls. anteed. Grosse Pointe r~.- This property offers unlim. gain' ranch, garden lot • • . DETROIT BOND & MTG. CO. erences. WALL WASJ{ING Club. Rambling ranch hO!Jle Roomy a bedroom,' 1~ bath WHIRLPOOL, Kenmore. wash. ited possibilities. It is pres- 22428 Bayview, canal colonial ers and dryers; also ironers TE 4-4264 WE 4-6085 FREE ESTIMATES ently used for raising Bab. with beautiful stone el.ieri- Frencl1 Colonial with large 14-REAL ESTATE Modern, smart. 2~ baths. breakfast space. Very con- and all home appliances. All WE ARE INSURED ma cattle and borses. On or overlooking lake. 3 iarge WANTED Also a delIghtful suburban venIenl:. metal repairs, switches, fau- EVEaYONE TRUSTS your next trip to FiorUla, bedrooms, 2 baths. maid's VALLEY 1-9321 Income, large rooms, 6/4. OPEN'SUNDAY'2:3Q-S A COMPLETE SERVICE cets, etc.' Quick, reasonable. A BRANn NAME, call us and let TIS show you room and bath. Generous 1254 H A R V A R D Rd. Good Will buy or sell your home. our TU 4-2491. this property or other NEFF ROAD, 408 living and acti',ities areas. .You can trust w too, to satisfy WINDOW CLEANING choice offerings, by car or 3-car attacl1ed garage, steel 1amily bQme. 4 lJedIo oms, 2Y.a reputation for excellent deal- your painting. and decorating !I.bedroom colonIal. stucco, 1~ baths. den and recreation room. ing' is unexcelled. Call John EXPERT VACUUM WALL WASHING plane. Contact Bob Stand- seawall. boatwelL Exrep- needs. Inside' or outside. -We Service on Screens and Storms baths, gas fired. steam heat, tiOllal value. St. Clair parish. Quinlan for a personal inter- CLEANER SERVICE have the' know-how and clean art at the L. C. Judd & Co., recreP.tion room. 70' lot. By ap- view. VAlley 2-0700;' 24.Hour Service-All Make.s Brick Washing 'Expertly Done 5301 W. Broward Blvd., equipment. We will assist you pointment. Age n t, TUxedo 252 KERBY, ColonIal, 3, bed- DFoTROIT BOND & MTG. CO. HARPER VACUUM Basement Painting Plantation. LUdlow 3-2136. .GROSSE PTE.SHORES if you h"ve ,8 problem. I work 5-2162. rooms, Ilh baths; for small 14944 East Jefferson r\uth. Eureka, Hoover Dealer myself. Over 30 years serving 'H. E.. GAGE & SON Near lake. Spacious 2-story family. Living room with open Grosse Pointe modern. 4 bedrooms, 3 stairway. Custom built. ThIs _ NEW - REBUILTS - PARTS Grosse Pointe and east side. TU 4-0136 PR 1.6571 baths, plus 2 maids' rooms 17176 E. WARREN at Cadieux We are insured. AD estimate 13-REAL ESTATE home is reduced. 14A-LOTS WANTED and bath on 2nd floor. Fam- TU 1-1122 OPEN 10 TO 6 costs you'. nothing. VAlley 21~TILE WORK FOR SALE SEE US ANN BEDFORD GOODMAN .. 3227. nY'room, library. and un. FLOOR, w!l1l, ceiling. Deal di- FOR PROPERTIESIN THE JOHN J". TROMBLEY usually well equipped rec- TU S:o~S. GOOD~J-4706 Lots Wa nted rect. See work, samples. "9B06 E. IDA LANE ROCHESTER HILLS reation rOOm. Large foyer HOO'VER VAlley 4-7109. Three bedroom ranch, attached with circular $tairway. At------GROSSE POI~TE ' AUTHORIZED SERVICE For Finer' garage, recreation room. Open LOOKING FOR PRIVACY! . tached garage. 200' land- BIRMINGHAM 21N-MOVING Sunday, 2-5 p.m. $27,500. Come see this 3-bedroom scaped'lot. Attractive offer. Exquisite Colonial, 3' months FARMS OR WOODS POINTE VACUUM Interior and Exterior home built in 1956 Lo-:ated EAST WARREN-Cadieux area. TUxedo 1-1820 ing price. old. Carpeting, draperies, land- FOR SPRING 21019 MACK TU 1-1014 Painting end Decorating 3. miles north of Rochester 2 and 4 wheel utility trail- scaping, 4 bedrooms, 2~ baths BUILDING PROGRAM FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY on 6~ acres. Ideal for the CHRIS C,' CHARRON ers. Boat trailers up to 26 ft. FAffiWAY LANE, 20600. 3 bed- GROSSE PTE.WOODS up. Downstairs has large living NEW _ REBUILT • PARTS the small farmer or for INC, Refrigerator domes. Hltr1}es roo m ran c h overlookIng Vacant soon. Charming lY.! room with marble fireplace and keeping horses. 22x30 barn DR 1-2686 PR 8-4778 for all cars. Dave's Trailer Luchmoor Golf Course. Will story home on quiet court. foyer. Separate dining room, Albert for most any purpose. Liv- 21E-CUSTOM CORSETS and Tool Rental Company. take .your house in trade. 2 bedrooms and bath down, cherry paneled family room Satisfaction Our Guarantee ing room 15x27 with stone with fireplace and brick wall. 17440 East Warren, at Neff. Open Sunday 2-5. , 2 bed1-ooms and bath up. Couvreur SPENCER CORSETS Established in 1925 fireplace. 2~-car garage. Roomy family kiUben. Under TUxedo 5-5411. Large kitchen, new carpet-. 17907 E. WARREN Individually designed, light- Flill Insurance Coverage For Price at $20,000. Terms $50,000. Call Midwest 6-0300 Your Protection HALL PL.A,CE, 116 available. ing. Now $25,500. TU 2-4712 weight foundaUons and ,o;ur- ' for appointment. 2'&o-WAn'RPROOF.ING Opposite R'idnor Circle, . gical gar men t s, over 26 EXPERT pamting, paper hang. The builder of this brand GROSSE POINTE FARMS VIRGINIA PURTON. lr.-PETS FOR SALE ALL basement leaks stopped Center ball brick colonial. 3 REAL ESTATE years ~erience. M a u d e , ing by mechanics, tree esti-, new split-level home will Conveniently located 4-bed. and reinforced. Basement re- bedrooms, I1h baths. Enclosed WANTED: Home for very intel. Ban n e r t, 368. McKinley, mates. Van Assche, TUxedo consider a trade. 2000 sq. ft. roo m residence. 12'x20' pairs. Guaranteed. Work my- porch, garage. Newly decorated ligent part boxer puppy. Free Gros~e Pointe, TU 5-4027 or 4-1187, VA "1492. of living area. Attached kitchen, enclosed. porch. GROSSE POINTE WOO D S, self. LO 7-5585. inside and 0'01t.New beige car- to rellable people. Loves chil- TOwnsend 9-3317. peting. Convenient to schools. gC'rage. Carpeted living Offered at only $26,000. 1949 Huntington; two bed- ALL. AROUND Ji'AINTING- rooms, recreation room, en- dren. TUxe • " ...... ,' ""J_., ..J /II.,',.. ... J .. ,.," ... ,. .f f ,I' .,'. '.~ . .w.. '" ., .,' ," ,"of" '"', ~••• t' '1...~ "- ",• ".~.' i!'.!" ...... ,"~" ...., '~' • ."..' ~1l; .",~, 1!:' ,"\,~ "., ..,..'...l' ..' ....~~,~'--....'.'...... Thursday, March 24, 1960 GROSSE POINTE N~WS Page Twenty-three FIRST ENGLISH EV. LUTII. 800 VernIer Rd. at Wedrewood brought to Ii g h t" (505:16.17, p.m. M,E.A. dinner in Social Classified Continued 20-22, 26-28). Hall: Rev. Paul FI Keppler, Pastor Break Ground for Church Addition I 'James F. Hunt; OrganIst 21P-FURNITURE REPAIR 21R-CEMENT' WORK ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL POINTE MEMORIAL Larry 'F. GoUs, Vicar 20475 Sunnlngdale Park Bertram deHeus Atwood, CHAIRS RECANED. WA 1- A-I BRICK work, Chimney re- Thursday, March 24th: 9-11 (Near Mack and Vernier) Ben L. Tallman aild 2710. pairs, tuck pointing. All other a.m. - Co-operatlve Nursery The Rev. Edgar H. Yeoman Lyman B. Stookey. Ministers cement repairs. Free esti. School. Noon-The first .of a The Rev. George H. lI~nn Sunday, March 27: 9:30 and mates. VA 2-2058. series of luncheon benefits by Friday, March 25 (Feast of 11:15 a.m. - Morning worship. FINE the women in Hope Circle is the Annunciation of the Blessed Mr. Atwood will preach on 21S-CARPENTER WORK being held today. This lunch. Virgin Mllry); 7 a.m.-Eucha. "The Forgiveness of Sins." eon and bridge party will be rist. 9:30 a,m.-Eucharlst. 9:30 and 11:15 a'.m.-Church FURNITURE MODERNIZING held in the home of Mrs, John Sunday, March 27 (foul1h school in all departments (sen- REMODELING Mortson of Roslyn Road. Mrs. Sunday in Lent); 8 a.m.-Eu- ior high at 9:30 only). 7:30 p,m. REFINISHED Sianley Milock, Mrs. Nicolas charlst 9:30 a.m. - Morning -Tuxis Club, movie: "The ADDITIONS . PORCHES Williams, and Mrs, Ken Papen Prayer' and Sermon. 11 a.m.- Story of Helen Keller." 1ntiqui?q, Glazing ATTIC ROOMS _ GARAGES will act as co-hostesses. The Morning Prayer and Sermon. Tuesday, March 29; 10' a.m.- ond Gold Leaf proceeds ffom these luncheons Church School, toddlers through Women's Association. 10 a,m.- EARL DECK will be used for Foreign Mis- Licensed grade six, during above two Service Guild. nursery care. TUxedo 2-7285 sion work. services. 12:30 p.m.-Luncheon. 8 p.m,- DR 1.1195 Saturday, Mal"ch 26: 9:30 a,m. C U S TOM UPhOlstering. A Monday, March 28; 6:30 p,m. : Fortnighters. -Catechetical Instruction. 11 -Senior Chi Rho Study Groups Wcdnesday, March 30: 8 p.m. splendid selectIOn of deco- CUSTOM MODERNIZATION a,m. - Junior Choir RehearsaL rative fabrics. Expert need. (Grades 10, 11. 121 -wednesday night Lenten lec- Additions, alterations, recrea- 12-3 p,m.-Junior Missions. Tuesday, March 29-9:30 a.m. ture. Mr. Atwood will speak on lepoint mountinR. Estimates tion rooms and kitchens. Free Sunday, March 27th: 9;30 a,m. cheerfully g i v e n, Ewald. estimates, Eucharist. "The Cross in Acts and Revela- - Sunday School. 9:30 a,m.- Wednesday, March 30 - 6:00 tion." Fourth in series on "The 13929 Kerche"lIl. vA 2.8993 Adult Bible Class. 11 a.m. - THE BARLEC CO. Church Worship (nursery p.ro- ~~~:s ul~~'~d:s C~i 8~~~ J~~i~~ Cross Then a~~_~_o\v:..__ __ VALLEY 1.$146 I Furnilure Rufinisning vided for infants). 6 p.m. - Choir Classes, I Cl)apE': Choir Rehearsal. 7 p.m. Piano - Cabinet GROSSE POINTE HOME REPAIRS -Luther League. POINTE CONGREGATIONAL Wood Paneling, Family rooms, attics, altera. Monday, March 28th: 7 p.m.- 240 Chalfonle at Lothrop METHODIST CHURCH Lacquering tions. Anything in repairs. Bowling league, Harbor Lanes.' Grosse Pointe 211 MoroSl Rood REV. HUGH C. WHITE, Paltor EDWARD RUDNICKi Over 30 years a builder. Li- Tuesday, March 29th: 9-11 Ministers . ST. CLAIR SHORES a.m. - Co-operative Nursery Marcus William Johnson HELEN D. THOMAS, D.C.E. censed and insured. My per . School. Arnold Dahlquist Johnson PR 1-4347 Sermon: "ll is finished." sonal supervision on every job Wednesday, March 30th: 6 Sunday, Marct 27-9:30 a.m. Worship service. Church School I 9:30 and 11 a.m.-f.lorning Wor- 219-PLASTERING THA TMAKES THE p.m. - Lenten Fellowship. Sup- ship. pel'. Everyone invited. Bring Ii for Crib room t h r a ugh 8th ---- grade. 11:00 a,m. Worship ser- 10:30 a.m.-Adult Bit-Ie Class PLASTERING. .Cleanest servo DIFFERENCE hot casserole, salad, or dessert 9:30 and 11 a.m.- C h u I' C h Ice, fairest prices. Specializ- for 8 persons (potluck). 7:30 vice. Church School for Crlb School. Ing in repair, arches, new p,m.-Lenten Service. "Behold room through Senior High. 5:30 Evening Youth Fellowship~. p.m. Camp night pot-luck sup- ceilings. Quality work. VAI. HELMER Your Lord, as He' is Rejected TUxedo ~-78B8 ley 1-7051 or VAlley 4,3022. by the. People." Chalk drawings 'Over 200 me m b e I' S of Calvary SERT, center, and the chairman of the per and program in Social Hall. TUxedo 4-0522 .. to to are made each for the benefit Lutherall Church witnessed ground- Building Board, GLENN J. LAMONT, 21n-CEMEN~' W<'RK of the children during the serv- breaking ceremonies for a new church Monday, March 28 - 1 p,m, Ite by Miss Dorothy Schafer. left; each -turned over a ~hovel of dirt Women's Association Bowling SAM VAGNF.TTIE Ad diti 0ns-Alte rati ons addition last S u'n day. The Pastor in the name of the Triune God. Thilj League, 20444 Mack Ave. 6:45 REVERE~D HAROLD E. SCHRO~ CEMENT WORK One call takes care of all home WOODS PRESBYTERIAN $80,000 new construction will be at- p.m. Men's C I u b Bow 1i'n g Improvements. . Sidewalks, drivewaYS, gara'ge 19950 Mack Ave. a.t Torrey Rd. DER, right, the president of the con- tached to the present building at League, 19748 Harper Ave. 7 floors, steps and porches. gr~gatjon, DR. WALTER L. GES. p.m. Girl Scout Mariners in S0- HARR"i'S Grosse Pointe Woods 36, Mich. Gateshead and Mack. HOME IMPROVEMENTS cial Hall. . Basement, Rat Walls Andrew F. Rauth, IUinister ...... The 3908 Cadieux TU 5-0785 Licensed Contractor VA 4-7109 ...... e . standing which up I if t s con- Charles B. Kennedy, Asst. Min. Tuesday. Mareh 29"-J 0 a.m. Unitarian A-I BRICK work, water proof- DOING all types of carpenter Thursday, March 24: 4 p.m.- .' .sciousness and leads into all Friendly Service projects. 6:30 Youth Communicant's class. ing' IVIlJIs and, chimney re. work, remodeling at tic tlUth " • Spiritual sense is the Viewpoint pairs. VAlley' 2-3566. 4:15 p.m.-Crusader Choir re- rooms, porches. Small or big discernment of spiritual good. hearsal. 7:15 p.m.~Boy Scout No (me can be a great jobs. Estimates .free. TUxedo Troop 546 meeting. 7:45 p.m.- IChurch News IUnderstanding is the line of de- thi11ker who does 110t rec- A-I BLOCK and BRICK {i-5892. Chal!cel Choir rehearsal. ;, ~ ~~...... •..'.. ~ . marcation between .the real and Chimneys, porches. steps re- Saturday, March 26: 10 a.m.- unl'l!al ... 'This unQerstanding ogllize that as a thinker, it ST. JAMES LUTHERAN Wednesday: Prayer group, built and repaired. _Pointing. Youth Communicant's class. is not intellectual, is not the re- Point. is his first duty to follow ROOM ADDITIONS Sunday, March 21: 9:30 a,m.- McMillan at Kercheval which meets with pastor for sult of scholarly attainments; it his itltellect to whatever Rev.. George E. Kurz praYer study and intercessory VAlley 1-152 I INTERIOR ALTERATIONS First Worship Service. 9:30a.m. is the rea lit y of all th~gS concltlSiotIJ it may lead •.. Sylvia !IIilIer, Deaconess prayer, 10 a'.m. Mid-week Lent- Memorial & REMODELING Church School, nur~ery V E.R B EKE . and Parish Worker en vespers. 8 to 8:45 p.m. Ser- -John Swart Mill LICENSED & EXPERIENCED through senior high. 11 am.- Church All .types cement work. Second Worship Service.. 11 Thursday: Chancel clioir 8 man will be "How to Cope With You are cordially Invited to SKILLED. WORKMEN FIRST CHURCH OF (Presbyterlan) Specializing in Colored a.m: - Church ,School, nursery p.m'. Pastor's adult clasi: 8p.rn. Emotions," based. on how Jesus v!~lt our Sunday morning serv- PLANS &.. ESTIMATES 16 Lake Shore Rd. . Cement Patios. through junior 'high and Adult Saturday: Children's'. connr- faces the changmg moods of CHRIST, SCIENTIST, ices at l1o'clock. This Sunday Free Estimate MO~~AHAN& GOULD Bible Class. Sermon theme at mation classes' 9 a.m. Chapel the mob; from the Lenten se- Bertram de H • Rev. Botermans. Unitarian Min- Licensed, Insured, Bonded .. bot h seririces: "Enlistment." choir 9:45 a,~ Junior choir des on "Understanding Your- GROSSE POINTE Atwood ister from F1lnt. will speak on Ben L. Tallman CONSTRUCTION CO .. Symbolism of stained glass win- 10:45' a.m..' , self in the Light of the Cross." "Disarmament Begins at Home." LA 1-4693 TUxedo' 4-1908 FARMS Lyman B. Stookey dow No. 3 "Preparation for Sunday: Sunday school, 9:30 Ministers Christ.s Ministry" explained. a.m. High school Bible class, Sunday Services __ l0:30 •. m Grosse Pointe ST. PAUL EVANG. LUTH. Sunday School-Infanta. WORSHIP SERVICB 5:25 p.m. - "Great Decisions- 10 o'clock. Services, 9:30 and 375 Lothrop, at Chalfonte Rocm ...... __...... _ .._ ...... l0:30 •. m Unitarian Church 1960" adult discussion group. Wednesday Testimony 11 a.m. Pastor wiII continue' his Pastor, Rev. Chas. W. Sandrock . Meetlng _ 8:00 p.m < c~g:C~ds~r,YfL 17440 E. Jeffeuon Ave. NQti.ce to Voters 5:30 p.m.-Westminster FeIlow- Sunday morning Lenten series Vicar, Mr. Paul Lautenschlager I ship youth group. 7:30 p.m.- on "Understanding Jesus in the KERBY SCHOOL .City ofGrossf!.~POii1te Woods Thistle Club l(outh group. March 31, Thursday: 4:15-- 285 Kerby Road. at aeaupn --- Shadow of the Cross," and \vill Catechism classes. Michiqan Monday, March 28: 4:1S p.m. preach on "The Teaching of ALL ARE WELCOMB You are cordially invited to aHend ••• Jesus." Nursery for small chil- April 1, Friday:. 9:00-Bowl- -Westminster Choir rehearsal. ing. In the event you are going to be out of town or unable Tuesday, March 29; 12:30 p.m. dren. to attend the poles on Election Day; Monday, April 4, 1960; April 2, Saturday: 10:30- Wesday: .Women's Hi 1) 1e You are Invited to use the Sixth CHurch of Christ, you can apply. for an ABSENT VOTER BALLOT up t6 - Women's Association visits Junior Choir .. 2 p.m. o'clock E's.T., on Saturday, April 2, 1960. Delray Neighborhood House. study group, lead by D'eaconess, 10 a.m. Vicar's class on Church April 3, Sunday: 8:30-Wor- Ohristian Science Wednesday, March 30: 4 p.m. ship. 9;45-5. S: all ages. 11:00 Scientist, Detroit Leona D. Liddle, City Cler~ -Carol. Choir rehearsal. 7:45 history, 8 p.m. -Worship. 11:0o.:-s. S. 1-8. Reading Room 14710 Kercheval, bet. Manistique and Ashland City of Grosse P~nte. W,ods p.m.-'-Leilten Services. Sermon 6:30 - Church membership Published in Grosse Pointe Newll .March 24,' 1~60. theme,". "James and Simon." 21T-DRESSMAKING' '. class. 19613 Mack Ave. Sunday Service 10:30 a,m. and:; p.m. Grcue Pointe Wood. Infant's Room Open for 10:30 Service _..:....c'-'--'- -'-"_.:....--=._. ' April 4, Monday: 8:0D-Cou- Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meetlng-8:00 p.m. 21S-CARPf:NTER WORK EXCLU~IVE . dressmakmg and pies' Club Exec. Bd., Hoffman's. Open (rom .10 a.m. to 5 p.m. alterallOns, LA 1-6265. 14229 April 5, Tues!lay: 6:3D-W. dally except Sundays and Holl- READING ROOM - 16348 EAST WARREN days. Thursdays and Fridays WednesdaY'lO am. to 7 pm. Sunday 2 to 4:30 p.m. CARPENTER, repairs, doors, Troester near Chalmers. of C. general meeting. 8:0D- unlit 9 p,m. CITY OF Mon.. Tues.. Thurs ..' Frl and Sat. 10 .am. to 9 p.m. locks;' sash cords cabinet War l\lemorial Lenten Lectures; work. EDgewater 1-4576. DRESSMAKING, a I tel' ationJ, First Church of Christ, slipcove~s. Neat sewer, good Pierce Jr. High School. ' Scientist. fitter. WAlnut 4-5518. April 6, Wednesday: 10:30- First English Carpentry - General Repairs W. of C. work day. 7:45--Lent- Grosse Pointe Farms SEWING alerations, .ad u Its en Worship. B:4S-5enior Choir. HOME MAINTENANCE and children; hems, zippers. Ev. Lutheran Ch urch SERVICE plain drapes. Blankets bound. CHRIST EPISCOPAL Vernier Road at Wedgewood, Grosse Pointe Woods WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN C. Bruce Warren TU 1-8722 TU 1-7455. 61 Grosse Pointe Boulevard EXPERT alterations and re- Rev. En'ille B. Maynard. Recior I Noti,!=e Assessment: CARPENTRY - General re- ofenlen Sertlice~ of pairs. Attic rooms, porches, modeling, done in your home. Sunday; 8 a.m., Holy com-I ~IOOI !'tloron Rd. at Harper by the day. Grosse Pointe r~f- munion; 9:30 and 11 a,m., additions, cabintts. kitch-ens, Pastor E. Arthur .~cAsh "Behold Your Lord" The Assessment Roll for the City of Grosse recreation rooms. Free esti- ,erences. VAlley 2-0416. Family Worship. Coffee hour' I Pointe Farms, Wayne County Michigan for the year ------I will follow the 11 o'clock; mates. Carl V. Watson, altera- EXPERT dressmaking and al- service. 4:30 p.m., Adult confir- ' 10:00 a.m.,Mornlng Worship. WednesdllY EV8nings-7:30 p.m. 1960 having been compiled I tion contractar. LAkeview 6- terations. Moderate prices. mation instruction classes will 9:30 a.m., S'mday School-I I a.m., Church Worship 5501. I::20 a.m. Sunday School. TV 5-3016. be held in the Parish House. TUxedo 4-5862 tdEETINGS 7:00 p.m. Evening SeNice .. ~ H. F. JENZEN BUILDING 21U-PLUMBING 6 to 8 p.m.; Canterbury Club i 'meeting and worship. All Welcome ~ FOR THE PURPOSE OF Bume and Industrial Repairs~ - LICENSED Master Plumber - * .. * SERVICING THE GROSSE POINTES REVIEWING SAME Additions. attics completed. R e p air s, remodeling, etc. Tuesday: 11:15 p.m., Address I P.>rch enclosures, recreation Guaranteed electric sewer by the Rector, followed by dis- ~....'II FOR OVER Y2 CENTURY WILL BE HELD rooms, gar age s repaired, cleaning. Cal Roemer. TUx- cussion, meditation, and prayer. TU 1-9744 TU 1-9611 edo 2-3150...... The Grosse Pointe Eyery style of Fence TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1960 . Wednesday: 6 p.m., Holy; Congreqational FINISH carpenter. Cab i net KITCHEN, bath, disposal, sew- Communion, supper and a Len- i work. Formica. Alterations. er service. Gas heat. Free es- Church erected for you AND ten program, Reasonably p r ice d, refer- timates: VA 1-9218. l\lorning Prayer will be read 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop Grosse Pointe. Michigan ences, estimate~. WA 1-1325. I at 8:15 a.m. every Tuesday WAc 1-6282 TUESDA Y, MARCH 29, 1960 21V-SII. VER !"LA tIN G !'tnmSTERS Including through Friday in the Choil' Marcus William J ohuson Additions - Alterations SILVER & GOLD PLATING Stalls. Daily Holy Communion Arnnld n:lhlqa1st Johr.son Chain Link AII.Steel and Oxidi7.ing and Repairing I. at the City Hall, 90 Kp.rby Road, Grosse Pointe Kitchen Modernization services will b.e held as follows: 9:30 a.m.-II' a r s h p Service. Rustic Styles Farms, ~il('higan from 9:00 a,m. tei 5:00 p.m. each Brass Polishing & Lacquering Monday at 8:45 a.m., Tuesday. Church School for Crib room day. Or Minai' Repair Jewelry Repairing, Engraving Wednesday. and Thursday at thru 81h grade; Free Estimates 10 a.m. and Friday at 7:30 p.m'j 11:00 a.m.-Wars hip Service .. Licensed Contractor LEEBERT All thnse deeming themselves aggrieved by Church School for Crib room SILVERSMITHS thru Senior High. said assessnllmt may then be heard, FRANK J. ST. AMOUR FIRST CHURCH OF TU 2-8324 TU 5.5791 145U8'CHARLEVOIX CHRIST SCIENTIST Blk. east of Chalmers Grosse Pointe Farms Dawson F. Naey CARPENTER would like to VA 2-7318 10:30 A.~I. in Kerby School help solve your moderniza. 285 Kerby Rd. 'CUy Assessor ti9n problems. Kitchen, rec- 21Z-LANDSCAPING The divine source of all real reation rOOms, bars. attics, Published: Grosse Pte. News, Mar. 24, 1960. LAN D S CAP lNG, sodding, perception and understanding I bedroom storage, etc. Call will be set forth at Christian PRescott 5-0470. lawn cutting and mal~te- Scicnce services Sunday in the I ndnce. Tree work. spraYing'. L. S n en t l'tIe d Pl . . " es,;on - e r m a , OWing. W,\ Inul 5-,,~2~. "R ].l." HOME REMODELING ---- 1 :<1 I .', . , I SPECIALISTS COMPLETE landscaping sel\'-I E,'cnts 1ll the hves of the pro. Birch kitchen cabinets. bath ice. IlIlI'n cutting. cultivation phcls F:1ij.ahand ~lisha wi~1be A. H. PETERS FUNERAL HOME fixtures, formica vanitory, at- and fertilizing. edging and! fcaturl'd In the B.lble readmg~. tics, porches. clean-up work. Jlllius La I Also inrlu"'d Will be Paul s No money Clown. easy terms Quiere PR('scott 8-2709 Fr"c! stalcmcnl on prophecy to the Estdblished 1917 HERMAN BROTHERS eslimatcs $2 per hour. . j Th('ssalonians: "Quench not the Spirit. Despise not prophesy- I VA. 2-8333 VA 2-0304 TREE TRIMMING. ing!;. Pro\'(' all things; hold fast I REPAIR screens, fences. porch- R:-:MOVAI" SPRAYING. that which is gooel" (I Thcssa- es. steps, doors. windows. Dutch Elm dIsease spraYing, Ionian!; 5:I9.21). I Deal direct with salesman's commission and unnec~uory overhead. I cabinets. bookcases. Goo d cabling. Amon~ Ih('~elc('tiol1s to bl'i I work. prompt !;e:vice. S.E, Free estimates. read frem "Sril'ncc and Health i \,..itl1 Kl'Y to the Scriptures" by REOREATION ROOMS KITCHENS ATTICS B a I' bel'. 20380 Hollywood. TU 1-6950 * * * TUxedo 4.0051. Mary Bakl'r Eddy arc the fol- CAL FLEMING l'REE lowing: *ADDITIONS *DORMERS *ALUM. SIDING JIM SUTTON SERVICE "Spirit imparts the unclel'- OUR DISPLAYS ARE ACTUAL COMPLETED JOBS 1677 BRYS Carpenter Work, Repairing & Any Can Be Shown By Request Remodeling, Attics, Porches, Garages. FREEESTIMATES * FHA TERMS Lavigne Auto Sales "All Highly Satisfied Customers" Is Our Advertisement TU 4.2942 RAMBLER DEALER Now Servicing All Makes 12057 GRATIOT AVE. 20705 MACK AVE. at VERNIER R~. Better Speciali ••ng in Automatic Transmissions Suburban Builders DETROIT 5, MICH. GROSSE 'pOINTE WOODS 36, MICH. Shoe Repair and Fran f E"d Alignment. LAKEVIEW 6.7700 TUXEDO 4-5500 19852 MARTIN RD. PR 2-2274 Moross at Mack 1420 I E. Warren, at Newport St. Clair Shores Eveninqs and Sundays PR 8-1490 Back of Kinsel's VAlley 2-3459 2 'F t • . t. 3d X' e 'Im •• j", .:.",,;..:~.- '•• ' .... - 7 $ • a • b ••• h. be t •• z. t t 7 • t Steer 2 t't • Fe w •••• b« e ••••• eoM • on ••• hMe •• ta ••• 'a;. .,', ',,. '., ~", .... Page Twenty-four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 24, 1960 * * * * Feature Page' * * * ,,'ho~\vhere and ,,'hatoot Good'Tasie by whoozit Favorite Recioes of Our Southern neighbors are not as well prepared as we hardly M.ichiganders for these snowy blasts. David People in The Know flJ~nte Burgess, the CIty councilman, enjoyed his Florida stay b~t on the w~y home ran into a tremendous wintery ROQUEFORT CHEESE RING blIzzard and hiS car wa",sstu~k fO~4